In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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

In today's episode:

• 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