• Ferris Stirling seeks seat on Campbell River city council
• Error discovered on Campbell River-based advance voting ballot
• Susan Sinnot seeks second term on Campbell River city council
• B.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade event
• B.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growth
• Candidates share climate views across B.C. ridings
• New White House press secretary's debut: Brief, limited questions and some harsh reviews
• Six Flags closes 9 North American roller coasters after families watch man fall to his death
• China’s trade surplus hits $938 billion for Jan-Sep as pressure ramps up to rebalance trade
• Judge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White House

Sources:

• My Campbell River Now — Ferris Stirling seeks seat on Campbell River city council
• Campbell River Mirror — Error discovered on Campbell River-based advance voting ballot
• My Campbell River Now — Susan Sinnot seeks second term on Campbell River city council
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade event
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growth
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Candidates share climate views across B.C. ridings
• Times Colonist — New White House press secretary's debut: Brief, limited questions and some harsh reviews
• Times Colonist — Six Flags closes 9 North American roller coasters after families watch man fall to his death
• Times Colonist — China’s trade surplus hits $938 billion for Jan-Sep as pressure ramps up to rebalance trade
• Times Colonist — Judge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White House

• Potlatch celebrates life of Nuu-cha-nulth man with drying of tears ceremony
• Ferris Stirling seeks seat on Campbell River city council
• Error discovered on Campbell River-based advance voting ballot
• Susan Sinnot seeks second term on Campbell River city council
• Nanaimo Votes: 2026 General Local Election Voting Day is Oct. 17
• Clippers drop BCHL Showcase opener to Blackfalds
• ‘Catastrophic’ sediment dump threatens spawning salmon at Shawnigan Creek
• Nanaimo municipal candidate scorecards and questionnaires from across the community
• Conservatives commit $60 million towards new cardiac cath lab at NRGH if elected
• B.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade event
• B.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growth
• Candidates share climate views across B.C. ridings
• Palmieri scores 2 as Islanders edge struggling Vancouver Canucks 3-2
• New White House press secretary's debut: Brief, limited questions and some harsh reviews
• China’s trade surplus hits $938 billion for Jan-Sep as pressure ramps up to rebalance trade
• Judge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White House

Sources:

• Ha-Shilth-Sa — Potlatch celebrates life of Nuu-cha-nulth man with drying of tears ceremony
• My Campbell River Now — Ferris Stirling seeks seat on Campbell River city council
• Campbell River Mirror — Error discovered on Campbell River-based advance voting ballot
• My Campbell River Now — Susan Sinnot seeks second term on Campbell River city council
• City of Nanaimo News — Nanaimo Votes: 2026 General Local Election Voting Day is Oct. 17
• NanaimoNewsNOW — Clippers drop BCHL Showcase opener to Blackfalds
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — ‘Catastrophic’ sediment dump threatens spawning salmon at Shawnigan Creek
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Nanaimo municipal candidate scorecards and questionnaires from across the community
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Conservatives commit $60 million towards new cardiac cath lab at NRGH if elected
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade event
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growth
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Candidates share climate views across B.C. ridings
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Palmieri scores 2 as Islanders edge struggling Vancouver Canucks 3-2
• Times Colonist — New White House press secretary's debut: Brief, limited questions and some harsh reviews
• Times Colonist — China’s trade surplus hits $938 billion for Jan-Sep as pressure ramps up to rebalance trade
• Times Colonist — Judge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White House

• Area C residents invited to help shape new Official Community Plan
• Staff report requested on possibility of Nanaimo banning continuous-flame butane lighters
• Know Your Vote: Wants vs needs as Nanaimo community amenities meet core infrastructure
• Six elementary schools on Nanaimo’s list for speed-management measures
• Adam Hayduk is running for Port Alberni city council
• Richard Huneault is running for a seat on Port Alberni city council
• World No. 1 Schwaller, Canadian legend Koe battle on B.C. ice: ‘Best spiel there is’
• Okanagan karate dojo brings home haul of medals at international competition
• Missing man located
• Hischier nets 2 as Devils dump visiting Vancouver Canucks 4-1
• Drivesmart column: Driving in fog: slow down and see clearly
• Shooting leaves 9 dead including suspect in Erie, Pennsylvania, police say
• Puerto Vallarta boards up as Hurricane Simon hits Category 4 strength

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Area C residents invited to help shape new Official Community Plan
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Staff report requested on possibility of Nanaimo banning continuous-flame butane lighters
• NanaimoNewsNOW — Know Your Vote: Wants vs needs as Nanaimo community amenities meet core infrastructure
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Six elementary schools on Nanaimo’s list for speed-management measures
• Alberni Valley News — Adam Hayduk is running for Port Alberni city council
• Alberni Valley News — Richard Huneault is running for a seat on Port Alberni city council
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — World No. 1 Schwaller, Canadian legend Koe battle on B.C. ice: ‘Best spiel there is’
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Okanagan karate dojo brings home haul of medals at international competition
• BC RCMP News — Missing man located
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Hischier nets 2 as Devils dump visiting Vancouver Canucks 4-1
• Ladysmith Chronicle — Drivesmart column: Driving in fog: slow down and see clearly
• CHEK News — Shooting leaves 9 dead including suspect in Erie, Pennsylvania, police say
• CHEK News — Puerto Vallarta boards up as Hurricane Simon hits Category 4 strength

• At 89, Campbell River curler still a regular at the rink
• North Island MLA Candidates: Anna Kindy
• North Island MLA Candidates: Sara Lopez
• North Island MLA Candidates: Richard Lambert
• Specialist doctor warns of nearing internist collapse at Cowichan District Hospital
• Overlapping local, provincial elections in B.C. causing confusion: candidates
• B.C. Lions secure playoff spot with 41-20 decision over winless Ottawa Redblacks

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• Campbell River Mirror — At 89, Campbell River curler still a regular at the rink
• Campbell River Mirror — North Island MLA Candidates: Anna Kindy
• Campbell River Mirror — North Island MLA Candidates: Sara Lopez
• Comox Valley Record — North Island MLA Candidates: Richard Lambert
• CHEK News — Specialist doctor warns of nearing internist collapse at Cowichan District Hospital
• CHEK News — Overlapping local, provincial elections in B.C. causing confusion: candidates
• Times Colonist — B.C. Lions secure playoff spot with 41-20 decision over winless Ottawa Redblacks

• Housing supply, traffic among topics during final Campbell River All Candidates debate
• NOTICE OF ELECTION: TRUSTEE, ELECTORAL AREA 1 (Greater Campbell River)
• Doug Chapman seeking re-election to Campbell River city council
• Comox Valley RCMP Seek Public Assistance to Locate Missing Woman
• B.C. election: Eby vows to fast-track int’l medical grads, bring more docs to rural areas
• B.C. Conservatives pledge to build more long-term care beds in plan for seniors
• Here's what to know about flu, COVID-19 and RSV this respiratory virus season
• HMCS Ottawa returns after four-month deployment

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Housing supply, traffic among topics during final Campbell River All Candidates debate
• Campbell River Mirror — NOTICE OF ELECTION: TRUSTEE, ELECTORAL AREA 1 (Greater Campbell River)
• My Campbell River Now — Doug Chapman seeking re-election to Campbell River city council
• BC RCMP News — Comox Valley RCMP Seek Public Assistance to Locate Missing Woman
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. election: Eby vows to fast-track int’l medical grads, bring more docs to rural areas
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. Conservatives pledge to build more long-term care beds in plan for seniors
• Times Colonist — Here's what to know about flu, COVID-19 and RSV this respiratory virus season
• Times Colonist — HMCS Ottawa returns after four-month deployment

• Quadra residents fight tax increase to pay for Campbell River pool upgrades
• The Campbell River water system is the lowest it’s been in 64 years of record
• First round of Campbell River council candidates debate key issues
• Brittany Colville running for Campbell River City Council
• Kermit Dahl seeking re-election as Campbell River mayor
• B.C. Conservatives pull Victoria-Beacon Hill candidate after posts surface
• B.C. NDP promises to freeze car insurance rates for 3 years

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• CHEK News — Quadra residents fight tax increase to pay for Campbell River pool upgrades
• Campbell River Mirror — The Campbell River water system is the lowest it’s been in 64 years of record
• Campbell River Mirror — First round of Campbell River council candidates debate key issues
• My Campbell River Now — Brittany Colville running for Campbell River City Council
• My Campbell River Now — Kermit Dahl seeking re-election as Campbell River mayor
• Times Colonist — B.C. Conservatives pull Victoria-Beacon Hill candidate after posts surface
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. NDP promises to freeze car insurance rates for 3 years

• Campbell River skaters shine in Sardis
• Greenways Land Trust publishes municipal candidates’ survey responses
• K’ómoks Economic Development acquires Comox Valley winery and events centre
• Election 2026: Nanaimo mayoral candidate questionnaires
• Thanksgiving meal brings sense of home to hundreds at Our Place in Victoria
• Stage 3 water restrictions returning to Comox Valley as Puntledge River sees record-low inflows
• Love and resilience – AIRS survivors share stories and hopes for future at reunion
• Leaders clash over B.C. Conservative letter to reverse ICBC no-fault insurance
• B.C.’s top doctor encourages fall vaccines as province sees early rise in influenza cases
• ‘Not fair’: BC Ferry passenger ‘stranded’ in Bella Bella demands compensation
• B.C. winery owner calls for improving interprovincial alcohol sales
• Westons to buy U.K. pharmacy chain Boots for US$8.9B

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• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River skaters shine in Sardis
• Campbell River Mirror — Greenways Land Trust publishes municipal candidates’ survey responses
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — K’ómoks Economic Development acquires Comox Valley winery and events centre
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Election 2026: Nanaimo mayoral candidate questionnaires
• Vancouver Island Free Daily — Thanksgiving meal brings sense of home to hundreds at Our Place in Victoria
• CHEK News — Stage 3 water restrictions returning to Comox Valley as Puntledge River sees record-low inflows
• Ha-Shilth-Sa — Love and resilience – AIRS survivors share stories and hopes for future at reunion
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Leaders clash over B.C. Conservative letter to reverse ICBC no-fault insurance
• My Cowichan Valley Now — B.C.’s top doctor encourages fall vaccines as province sees early rise in influenza cases
• CHEK News — ‘Not fair’: BC Ferry passenger ‘stranded’ in Bella Bella demands compensation
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. winery owner calls for improving interprovincial alcohol sales
• Times Colonist — Westons to buy U.K. pharmacy chain Boots for US$8.9B

• School District 72 mourns the passing of trustee David Harper
• ‘This happens all the time’ Mid Island resident died without access to modern cardiac care, NRGH doctor reports
• ‘Quite surprised’: Hullo Ferries workers stay calm facing passenger armed with knife
• Chapman, Findlay step away from B.C. politics after ‘threats and abuse’
• Person from Washington State arrested in connection with Tumbler Ridge shooting
• U.S. Coast Guard releases names of all six aboard missing Canadian air ambulance

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — School District 72 mourns the passing of trustee David Harper
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — ‘This happens all the time’ Mid Island resident died without access to modern cardiac care, NRGH doctor reports
• CHEK News — ‘Quite surprised’: Hullo Ferries workers stay calm facing passenger armed with knife
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Chapman, Findlay step away from B.C. politics after ‘threats and abuse’
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Person from Washington State arrested in connection with Tumbler Ridge shooting
• Times Colonist — U.S. Coast Guard releases names of all six aboard missing Canadian air ambulance

• Campbell River Clean the Streets volunteers collect 30 bags of garbage
• Storm surge past Kerry Park Islanders, edged by Lake Cowichan Kraken
• Invasive lizard widens reach, especially on Vancouver Island
• ‘Life behind each name’: Victoria monument honours Japanese Canadians interned during WW2
• Woman charged after allegedly pulling knife on Hullo ferry staff in Nanaimo
• A Lasting Welcome to Comox: Totem Pole Blessed and Unveiled at Comox Avenue/Glacier View Roundabout
• B.C. Conservatives hold 5 point lead over NDP, says election poll
• Prime Minister Mark Carney to take ‘active role’ in new AI advisory council
• Two Canadian Armed Forces members arrested in organized crime, kidnapping probe: DND

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River Clean the Streets volunteers collect 30 bags of garbage
• Campbell River Mirror — Storm surge past Kerry Park Islanders, edged by Lake Cowichan Kraken
• NanaimoNewsNOW — Invasive lizard widens reach, especially on Vancouver Island
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — ‘Life behind each name’: Victoria monument honours Japanese Canadians interned during WW2
• Times Colonist — Woman charged after allegedly pulling knife on Hullo ferry staff in Nanaimo
• Town of Comox — A Lasting Welcome to Comox: Totem Pole Blessed and Unveiled at Comox Avenue/Glacier View Roundabout
• My Cowichan Valley Now — B.C. Conservatives hold 5 point lead over NDP, says election poll
• CHEK News — Prime Minister Mark Carney to take ‘active role’ in new AI advisory council
• CHEK News — Two Canadian Armed Forces members arrested in organized crime, kidnapping probe: DND

• Remarkable recovery: Skier paralyzed from the neck down 13 years ago is running the Royal Victoria Marathon to help others
• Victoria housing market slips as inventory outpaces September sales
• B.C.’s Eby promises new tax on millionaires to help pay for health care
• Free microchips help 123 B.C. pets stay connected to their families
• U.S. Coast Guard suspends search for missing Ontario air ambulance
• Brazil heads to a runoff election after Bolsonaro and Lula fail to garner a majority of votes
• US Air Force removes all bombers from British air base targeted by a suspected terror attack

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• CHEK News — Remarkable recovery: Skier paralyzed from the neck down 13 years ago is running the Royal Victoria Marathon to help others
• Vancouver Island Free Daily — Victoria housing market slips as inventory outpaces September sales
• CHEK News — B.C.’s Eby promises new tax on millionaires to help pay for health care
• CHEK News — Free microchips help 123 B.C. pets stay connected to their families
• Times Colonist — U.S. Coast Guard suspends search for missing Ontario air ambulance
• Times Colonist — Brazil heads to a runoff election after Bolsonaro and Lula fail to garner a majority of votes
• CHEK News — US Air Force removes all bombers from British air base targeted by a suspected terror attack

• Campbell River wrestling scene loses coach, promoter
• Tidemark hosts Strathcona Regional District all-candidates meeting
• New book by Parksville author, 88, offers hope after head injury
• New monument to Japanese Canadians reminder of dark period in B.C.’s past
• B.C.’s Firearm Violence Prevention Act now in effect, bringing new rules for gun owners
• Nearly 4 in 10 B.C. small businesses say they’re doing worse than last year: report
• Whyte boots club-record eight field goals to earn Lions 24-17 win over Argonauts

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• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Campbell River wrestling scene loses coach, promoter
• Campbell River Mirror — Tidemark hosts Strathcona Regional District all-candidates meeting
• Parksville Qualicum News — New book by Parksville author, 88, offers hope after head injury
• Times Colonist — New monument to Japanese Canadians reminder of dark period in B.C.’s past
• CHEK News — B.C.’s Firearm Violence Prevention Act now in effect, bringing new rules for gun owners
• CHEK News — Nearly 4 in 10 B.C. small businesses say they’re doing worse than last year: report
• Times Colonist — Whyte boots club-record eight field goals to earn Lions 24-17 win over Argonauts

• Another landslide hits near condominium building in Campbell River
• Tidemark Theatre expands audio accessibility for patrons
• ‘A special day:’ Tour de Rock wraps up in downtown Victoria
• Vickey Brown acclaimed as Cumberland mayor
• 19 Wing Comox personnel to conduct training in early October
• B.C. Conservatives, NDP in tight election race, polling suggests
• Eby announces B.C. grocery ‘price guard’ during Kelowna visit

Sources:

• Times Colonist — Another landslide hits near condominium building in Campbell River
• Campbell River Mirror — Tidemark Theatre expands audio accessibility for patrons
• Vancouver Island Free Daily — ‘A special day:’ Tour de Rock wraps up in downtown Victoria
• My Comox Valley Now — Vickey Brown acclaimed as Cumberland mayor
• Comox Valley Record — 19 Wing Comox personnel to conduct training in early October
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. Conservatives, NDP in tight election race, polling suggests
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Eby announces B.C. grocery ‘price guard’ during Kelowna visit

• Campbell River supporting SRD grant application to assess local heat risks
• Campbell River wrestling scene loses coach, promoter
• Missing teen found safe: Saanich Police
• Sooke Brewing Company terminates co-owner after controversial T-shirt sparks backlash
• Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline listed as ‘project of national interest’ by Carney
• With great rain comes great responsibility: October is Drive Relative to Conditions month
• Eby promises plan to cut BC gas prices by up to 30 cents per litre if re-elected
• Canadian astronaut reaches International Space Station for six-month mission

Sources:

• My Campbell River Now — Campbell River supporting SRD grant application to assess local heat risks
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River wrestling scene loses coach, promoter
• CHEK News — Missing teen found safe: Saanich Police
• Victoria Buzz — Sooke Brewing Company terminates co-owner after controversial T-shirt sparks backlash
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Alberta-to-B.C. pipeline listed as ‘project of national interest’ by Carney
• BC RCMP News — With great rain comes great responsibility: October is Drive Relative to Conditions month
• Victoria Buzz — Eby promises plan to cut BC gas prices by up to 30 cents per litre if re-elected
• Times Colonist — Canadian astronaut reaches International Space Station for six-month mission

• PHOTOS: Campbell River marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
• Campbell River’s green space ‘essential to a healthy, beautiful, live-able community’ – Reader
• Tlowitsis Nation celebrates opening of Nenagwas community south of Campbell River
• Victoria man receives Carnegie Medal for rescue of Chemainus paraglider on Mount Prevost
• Fatal Tsawwassen crash not an intentional attack on B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event: police
• Carney announces $1.2B for oceans ahead of expected pipeline decision

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — PHOTOS: Campbell River marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River’s green space ‘essential to a healthy, beautiful, live-able community’ – Reader
• Campbell River Mirror — Tlowitsis Nation celebrates opening of Nenagwas community south of Campbell River
• Ladysmith Chronicle — Victoria man receives Carnegie Medal for rescue of Chemainus paraglider on Mount Prevost
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Fatal Tsawwassen crash not an intentional attack on B.C. Truth and Reconciliation event: police
• Times Colonist — Carney announces $1.2B for oceans ahead of expected pipeline decision

• Election debates coming to Campbell River
• Man who attacked Oak Bay woman in home with machete gets 7 1/2 years
• Hupačasath hereditary chief orders Cermaq to close Boot Lagoon hatchery
• Was Eby’s snap election call a bad bet for the B.C. NDP?
• Okanagan Nation Alliance blasts white nationalist group seen in Kamloops
• LNG Canada approves more than $30B Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat
• 'Separation will not solve problems': Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendum
• Carney announces $1.2 billion for oceans ahead of expected pipeline decision
• 4.2 magnitude earthquake rumbles 32km southwest of Seattle

Sources:

• My Campbell River Now — Election debates coming to Campbell River
• Times Colonist — Man who attacked Oak Bay woman in home with machete gets 7 1/2 years
• Ha-Shilth-Sa — Hupačasath hereditary chief orders Cermaq to close Boot Lagoon hatchery
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Was Eby’s snap election call a bad bet for the B.C. NDP?
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Okanagan Nation Alliance blasts white nationalist group seen in Kamloops
• My Cowichan Valley Now — LNG Canada approves more than $30B Phase 2 expansion in Kitimat
• Times Colonist — 'Separation will not solve problems': Poilievre speaks in Alberta ahead of referendum
• Times Colonist — Carney announces $1.2 billion for oceans ahead of expected pipeline decision
• CHEK News — 4.2 magnitude earthquake rumbles 32km southwest of Seattle

• Magnitude 4.9 earthquake near Port Hardy
• Campbell River City Council green-lights security camera at Ken Forde Park to deter troublemakers
• Man serving sentence for extortion, break-and-enter, wanted on Canada-wide warrant: VicPD
• HMCS Max Bernays returns to Esquimalt after record-setting Arctic deployment
• Heavy rain in forecast as warnings issued for Metro Vancouver, B.C. coast
• Former Conservative MLA who crossed the floor to NDP drops out of provincial election
• B.C. parties tout plans for critical minerals and LNG as election campaign enters second week
• Ontario Premier Doug Ford comes to Calgary, urges Albertans vote to remain in Canada
• Trump says he expects Canada trade deal within weeks as import ban looms

Sources:

• EmergencyInfoBC — Magnitude 4.9 earthquake near Port Hardy
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River City Council green-lights security camera at Ken Forde Park to deter troublemakers
• CHEK News — Man serving sentence for extortion, break-and-enter, wanted on Canada-wide warrant: VicPD
• Victoria Buzz — HMCS Max Bernays returns to Esquimalt after record-setting Arctic deployment
• NanaimoNewsNOW — Heavy rain in forecast as warnings issued for Metro Vancouver, B.C. coast
• My Cowichan Valley Now — Former Conservative MLA who crossed the floor to NDP drops out of provincial election
• My Cowichan Valley Now — B.C. parties tout plans for critical minerals and LNG as election campaign enters second week
• Times Colonist — Ontario Premier Doug Ford comes to Calgary, urges Albertans vote to remain in Canada
• CHEK News — Trump says he expects Canada trade deal within weeks as import ban looms

• Regional District to fly flags at half-mast on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
• ‘Very hard’: Fewer young farmers putting down roots on Vancouver Island
• New Forest Act developed in Grand Forks presented to the province
• B.C. Conservatives promise no new taxes if elected on October 24
• Poilievre urges tax cuts to make diesel fuel more affordable, ensure future supplies

Sources:

• Parksville Qualicum News — Regional District to fly flags at half-mast on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
• CHEK News — ‘Very hard’: Fewer young farmers putting down roots on Vancouver Island
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — New Forest Act developed in Grand Forks presented to the province
• CHEK News — B.C. Conservatives promise no new taxes if elected on October 24
• Times Colonist — Poilievre urges tax cuts to make diesel fuel more affordable, ensure future supplies

• Ben Lanyon seeking re-election to Campbell River City Council
• Laird Ruehlen running for Campbell River city council
• Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk’s newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call
• Mount Jack wildfire near Sooke now being held after rainfall
• B.C. attorney general seeks Criminal Code change after Tumbler Ridge AI chat report
• Four people dead in a helicopter crash in Quebec

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Ben Lanyon seeking re-election to Campbell River City Council
• Campbell River Mirror — Laird Ruehlen running for Campbell River city council
• Campbell River Mirror — Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk’s newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call
• CHEK News — Mount Jack wildfire near Sooke now being held after rainfall
• NanaimoNewsNOW — B.C. attorney general seeks Criminal Code change after Tumbler Ridge AI chat report
• CHEK News — Four people dead in a helicopter crash in Quebec

• Laird Ruehlen running for city council in Campbell River
• Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk’s newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call
• B.C. NDP would tax unsold condos, raise speculation and vacancy fees
• CSIS contacted as U.S. interference claims swirl in Quebec election
• Elections BC hiring 17K short-term positions prior to provincial election
• CNN left off Air Force One for Trump's upcoming trip, White House signals in new media restriction

Sources:

• My Campbell River Now — Laird Ruehlen running for city council in Campbell River
• Campbell River Mirror — Echo Bay-based Yvonne Maximchuk’s newest novel is inspired by an eerie late-night radio call
• Times Colonist — B.C. NDP would tax unsold condos, raise speculation and vacancy fees
• CHEK News — CSIS contacted as U.S. interference claims swirl in Quebec election
• Victoria Buzz — Elections BC hiring 17K short-term positions prior to provincial election
• Times Colonist — CNN left off Air Force One for Trump's upcoming trip, White House signals in new media restriction

• Jan Gladish will continue to serve as Campbell River school trustee
• Joëlle Samson running for City Council in Campbell River
• Campbell River mayoral candidate Andy Speck says he’s running on transparency, community engagement
• North Island Employment Foundation Society marks 40 years of connecting community to opportunity
• Campbell River mayoral candidate Kermit Dahl says tackling homelessness, housing affordability among key priorities
• New Campbell River document offers clarity on community discussions
• Rain expected to help crews make progress on Sooke wildfire
• Three B.C. glaciers face extinction within decades due to climate change, study says
• Update: Woodfibre LNG expresses disappointment after Squamish council turns down $142 million offer
• Report on Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT conversations shocks B.C. attorney general
• 3 US news outlets return to White House after judge orders Trump to lift ban
• Canadian astronaut ready for NASA mission to International Space Station
• Macklemore announces concerts benefiting Palestinian aid organizations

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Jan Gladish will continue to serve as Campbell River school trustee
• My Campbell River Now — Joëlle Samson running for City Council in Campbell River
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River mayoral candidate Andy Speck says he’s running on transparency, community engagement
• Campbell River Mirror — North Island Employment Foundation Society marks 40 years of connecting community to opportunity
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River mayoral candidate Kermit Dahl says tackling homelessness, housing affordability among key priorities
• My Campbell River Now — New Campbell River document offers clarity on community discussions
• CHEK News — Rain expected to help crews make progress on Sooke wildfire
• NanaimoNewsNOW — Three B.C. glaciers face extinction within decades due to climate change, study says
• Times Colonist — Update: Woodfibre LNG expresses disappointment after Squamish council turns down $142 million offer
• Times Colonist — Report on Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT conversations shocks B.C. attorney general
• Times Colonist — 3 US news outlets return to White House after judge orders Trump to lift ban
• Times Colonist — Canadian astronaut ready for NASA mission to International Space Station
• Times Colonist — Macklemore announces concerts benefiting Palestinian aid organizations

• Jan Gladish will continue to serve as Campbell River school trustee
• Joëlle Samson running for City Council in Campbell River
• Campbell River mayoral candidate Andy Speck says he’s running on transparency, community engagement
• North Island Employment Foundation Society marks 40 years of connecting community to opportunity
• Campbell River mayoral candidate Kermit Dahl says tackling homelessness, housing affordability among key priorities
• New Campbell River document offers clarity on community discussions
• Rain expected to help crews make progress on Sooke wildfire
• Three B.C. glaciers face extinction within decades due to climate change, study says
• Update: Woodfibre LNG expresses disappointment after Squamish council turns down $142 million offer
• Report on Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT conversations shocks B.C. attorney general
• 3 US news outlets return to White House after judge orders Trump to lift ban
• Canadian astronaut ready for NASA mission to International Space Station
• Macklemore announces concerts benefiting Palestinian aid organizations

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Jan Gladish will continue to serve as Campbell River school trustee
• My Campbell River Now — Joëlle Samson running for City Council in Campbell River
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River mayoral candidate Andy Speck says he’s running on transparency, community engagement
• Campbell River Mirror — North Island Employment Foundation Society marks 40 years of connecting community to opportunity
• Campbell River Mirror — Campbell River mayoral candidate Kermit Dahl says tackling homelessness, housing affordability among key priorities
• My Campbell River Now — New Campbell River document offers clarity on community discussions
• CHEK News — Rain expected to help crews make progress on Sooke wildfire
• NanaimoNewsNOW — Three B.C. glaciers face extinction within decades due to climate change, study says
• Times Colonist — Update: Woodfibre LNG expresses disappointment after Squamish council turns down $142 million offer
• Times Colonist — Report on Tumbler Ridge shooter's ChatGPT conversations shocks B.C. attorney general
• Times Colonist — 3 US news outlets return to White House after judge orders Trump to lift ban
• Times Colonist — Canadian astronaut ready for NASA mission to International Space Station
• Times Colonist — Macklemore announces concerts benefiting Palestinian aid organizations

• Pacific Coastal, Air Canada ink agreement to connect flights
• SRD seeks volunteers for Quadra Island wetland work party
• BC RCMP should review vulnerable prisoner care after in-custody death: Inquest
• Reactions as B.C. Premier David Eby calls snap election set for Oct. 24
• ‘Trump-style’ or ‘progressive-ideas’? Both sides rush to redefine B.C. Conservatives
• 328 kilograms of cocaine, worth $5.8M, seized from Vancouver shipping container
• NDP leader says Ottawa breaking labour law as Bank of Canada strike nears 100 days
• Pressure from the bond market hits a new level on Wall Street, and stocks slide on inflation worries

Sources:

• CHEK News — Pacific Coastal, Air Canada ink agreement to connect flights
• My Campbell River Now — SRD seeks volunteers for Quadra Island wetland work party
• Alberni Valley News — BC RCMP should review vulnerable prisoner care after in-custody death: Inquest
• Times Colonist — Reactions as B.C. Premier David Eby calls snap election set for Oct. 24
• CHEK News — ‘Trump-style’ or ‘progressive-ideas’? Both sides rush to redefine B.C. Conservatives
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — 328 kilograms of cocaine, worth $5.8M, seized from Vancouver shipping container
• Times Colonist — NDP leader says Ottawa breaking labour law as Bank of Canada strike nears 100 days
• Times Colonist — Pressure from the bond market hits a new level on Wall Street, and stocks slide on inflation worries

• Child taken to hospital after being struck by vehicle at busy Campbell River crosswalk
• Retired SD72 employee Linda Spetch running for Campbell River school trustee
• SRD clarifies plans for new aquatic centre change rooms
• Social issues take centre stage at Comox Valley candidates forum
• MLA Brennan Day has rejoined Conservative Party as snap election looms
• 4 Vancouver Island hotels earn spots in Michelin Guide’s 2026 Key hotel list
• B.C. will head to the polls twice in October as premier calls election for Oct. 24
• Carney promises $100 million for Palestinians in humanitarian aid, police training

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• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Child taken to hospital after being struck by vehicle at busy Campbell River crosswalk
• Campbell River Mirror — Retired SD72 employee Linda Spetch running for Campbell River school trustee
• My Campbell River Now — SRD clarifies plans for new aquatic centre change rooms
• CHLY 101.7 FM — Social issues take centre stage at Comox Valley candidates forum
• Comox Valley Record — MLA Brennan Day has rejoined Conservative Party as snap election looms
• Victoria Buzz — 4 Vancouver Island hotels earn spots in Michelin Guide’s 2026 Key hotel list
• Times Colonist — B.C. will head to the polls twice in October as premier calls election for Oct. 24
• CHEK News — Carney promises $100 million for Palestinians in humanitarian aid, police training

• Months-long Spruce Street closure begins Sept. 21
• PHOTOS: Campbell River’s annual Terry Fox Run draws crowd
• Wildfires leave B.C. wineries short of grapes, revenue
• Grain, oil exports fuel record cargo volumes at Port of Vancouver
• Government plans to introduce economy bill critics say will threaten right to strike
• Pakistan says airstrikes in Afghanistan kill 28 militants; Kabul reports 3 civilians killed

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• My Campbell River Now — Months-long Spruce Street closure begins Sept. 21
• Campbell River Mirror — PHOTOS: Campbell River’s annual Terry Fox Run draws crowd
• Times Colonist — Wildfires leave B.C. wineries short of grapes, revenue
• Times Colonist — Grain, oil exports fuel record cargo volumes at Port of Vancouver
• Times Colonist — Government plans to introduce economy bill critics say will threaten right to strike
• Times Colonist — Pakistan says airstrikes in Afghanistan kill 28 militants; Kabul reports 3 civilians killed

• Solid Waste Collection for Monday, September 21, 2026
• Attempted murder charge laid against man after Vancouver Island college attack
• Village Purchases Residential Property Next to Cultural Centre
• ‘Why walk away?’: Emotional Danielle Smith speaks against separation at online forum
• Municipalities demand B.C. to optimize industrial lands amid U.S. tariff pressures
• Canada’s defence minister calls U.S. deal on Greenland ‘encouraging’
• North Korea launches 2 ballistic missiles toward the sea and dials up pressure on the US

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• Village of Cumberland — Solid Waste Collection for Monday, September 21, 2026
• Victoria Buzz — Attempted murder charge laid against man after Vancouver Island college attack
• Village of Cumberland — Village Purchases Residential Property Next to Cultural Centre
• CHEK News — ‘Why walk away?’: Emotional Danielle Smith speaks against separation at online forum
• Times Colonist — Municipalities demand B.C. to optimize industrial lands amid U.S. tariff pressures
• CHEK News — Canada’s defence minister calls U.S. deal on Greenland ‘encouraging’
• Times Colonist — North Korea launches 2 ballistic missiles toward the sea and dials up pressure on the US

• Senior orientated Digital Literacy Drop-In Sessions offered at Campbell River Community Centre
• Fur Bears say bringing back Bear Smart sends ‘clear message’ at UBCM
• Rally in Courtenay calls for federal funding support for BC Ferries
• Cellphone return scam reported in Cowichan Valley after similar warning in Nanaimo
• Former Nanaimo Hells Angel and associate sold submachine gun to undercover cop
• B.C. pauses planned expansion of PST to professional services
• Former B.C. Conservatives join forces with CentreBC, with Milobar tapped as new leader
• Canada’s defence minister calls U.S. deal on Greenland ‘encouraging’
• Trump targets more news outlets, saying he will ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House

Sources:

• Campbell River Mirror — Senior orientated Digital Literacy Drop-In Sessions offered at Campbell River Community Centre
• Campbell River Mirror — Fur Bears say bringing back Bear Smart sends ‘clear message’ at UBCM
• CHLY 101.7 FM — Rally in Courtenay calls for federal funding support for BC Ferries
• CHEK News — Cellphone return scam reported in Cowichan Valley after similar warning in Nanaimo
• Times Colonist — Former Nanaimo Hells Angel and associate sold submachine gun to undercover cop
• My Cowichan Valley Now — B.C. pauses planned expansion of PST to professional services
• My Cowichan Valley Now — Former B.C. Conservatives join forces with CentreBC, with Milobar tapped as new leader
• CHEK News — Canada’s defence minister calls U.S. deal on Greenland ‘encouraging’
• Times Colonist — Trump targets more news outlets, saying he will ban CNN, MS NOW and Politico from the White House

• Laird Ruehlen running for Campbell River city council
• Storm Watch: Coach likes what he sees so far from Campbell River’s VIJHL squad
• Wei Wai Kum announce construction of new hotel
• WestUrban announces revised plans for Simms Creek site
• Burnaby man faces attempted-murder charge in Courtenay college assault
• Trish McPhail joins race to be Courtenay’s mayor
• Cumberland Fire Chief Retires After 52 Years of Service
• 3 more MLAs out from B.C. Conservatives
• B.C. pauses sales tax expansion, unveils $90M in business aid for trade war: Eby
• Japan's central bank raises benchmark interest rate to 1.25%

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• Campbell River Mirror — Laird Ruehlen running for Campbell River city council
• Campbell River Mirror — Storm Watch: Coach likes what he sees so far from Campbell River’s VIJHL squad
• My Campbell River Now — Wei Wai Kum announce construction of new hotel
• Campbell River Mirror — WestUrban announces revised plans for Simms Creek site
• Times Colonist — Burnaby man faces attempted-murder charge in Courtenay college assault
• Comox Valley Record — Trish McPhail joins race to be Courtenay’s mayor
• Village of Cumberland — Cumberland Fire Chief Retires After 52 Years of Service
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — 3 more MLAs out from B.C. Conservatives
• CHEK News — B.C. pauses sales tax expansion, unveils $90M in business aid for trade war: Eby
• Times Colonist — Japan's central bank raises benchmark interest rate to 1.25%

• BC Housing advances revised Nanaimo housing proposal
• Attempted murder, assault charges laid against man involved in knife attack at Vancouver Island college
• Men’s club 2-man scramble won by Buffie and Savard
• UBCM president urges premier to hold off on provincial election call
• Gun control groups call for transparency of firearms used in Tumbler Ridge shooting
• Suspended Hellebuyck casts shadow as Jets open camp without star netminder
• Malaysia's king allows former leader Najib to serve rest of his graft sentence under house arrest

Sources:

• NanaimoNewsNOW — BC Housing advances revised Nanaimo housing proposal
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Attempted murder, assault charges laid against man involved in knife attack at Vancouver Island college
• Alberni Valley News — Men’s club 2-man scramble won by Buffie and Savard
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — UBCM president urges premier to hold off on provincial election call
• Nanaimo News Bulletin — Gun control groups call for transparency of firearms used in Tumbler Ridge shooting
• Times Colonist — Suspended Hellebuyck casts shadow as Jets open camp without star netminder
• Times Colonist — Malaysia's king allows former leader Najib to serve rest of his graft sentence under house arrest