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Campbell River Daily is a short, daily community briefing focused on what matters most to people who live and work in Campbell River and the Discovery Coast - the Salmon Capital of the World, gateway to the north Vancouver Island coast, and traditional territory of the Ligwilda'xw (We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum, Kwiakah) First Nations. Each morning we deliver a concise roundup of local news, community events, weather, marine and fishing conditions, Discovery Passage and BC Ferries updates, school district and city council developments, and the stories shaping life at the top of the Georgia Strait. Designed to be easy to listen to on the drive to work and easy to share with your community.© Monkey & Bot 2026 Polityka i rządy
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  • Campbell River Daily — 2026-10-14

    Campbell River Daily — 2026-10-14
    Oct 14 2026

    In today's episode:

    • 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
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    14 min
  • Campbell River Daily — 2026-10-14

    Campbell River Daily — 2026-10-14
    Oct 14 2026
    In today's episode:Potlatch celebrates life of Nuu-cha-nulth man with drying of tears ceremonyFerris Stirling seeks seat on Campbell River city councilError discovered on Campbell River-based advance voting ballotSusan Sinnot seeks second term on Campbell River city councilNanaimo Votes: 2026 General Local Election Voting Day is Oct. 17Clippers drop BCHL Showcase opener to Blackfalds‘Catastrophic’ sediment dump threatens spawning salmon at Shawnigan CreekNanaimo municipal candidate scorecards and questionnaires from across the communityConservatives commit $60 million towards new cardiac cath lab at NRGH if electedB.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade eventB.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growthCandidates share climate views across B.C. ridingsPalmieri scores 2 as Islanders edge struggling Vancouver Canucks 3-2New White House press secretary's debut: Brief, limited questions and some harsh reviewsChina’s trade surplus hits $938 billion for Jan-Sep as pressure ramps up to rebalance tradeJudge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White HouseSources:Ha-Shilth-Sa — Potlatch celebrates life of Nuu-cha-nulth man with drying of tears ceremonyMy Campbell River Now — Ferris Stirling seeks seat on Campbell River city councilCampbell River Mirror — Error discovered on Campbell River-based advance voting ballotMy Campbell River Now — Susan Sinnot seeks second term on Campbell River city councilCity of Nanaimo News — Nanaimo Votes: 2026 General Local Election Voting Day is Oct. 17NanaimoNewsNOW — Clippers drop BCHL Showcase opener to BlackfaldsNanaimo News Bulletin — ‘Catastrophic’ sediment dump threatens spawning salmon at Shawnigan CreekNanaimo News Bulletin — Nanaimo municipal candidate scorecards and questionnaires from across the communityNanaimo News Bulletin — Conservatives commit $60 million towards new cardiac cath lab at NRGH if electedNanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. party leaders lay out economic visions at board of trade eventNanaimo News Bulletin — B.C. southern resident orca census counts 76 in 2nd year population growthNanaimo News Bulletin — Candidates share climate views across B.C. ridingsNanaimo News Bulletin — Palmieri scores 2 as Islanders edge struggling Vancouver Canucks 3-2Times Colonist — New White House press secretary's debut: Brief, limited questions and some harsh reviewsTimes Colonist — China’s trade surplus hits $938 billion for Jan-Sep as pressure ramps up to rebalance tradeTimes Colonist — Judge extends order blocking Trump from banning CNN, MS NOW and Politico reporters from White House
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    21 min
  • Campbell River Daily — 2026-10-13

    Campbell River Daily — 2026-10-13
    Oct 13 2026

    In today's episode:

    • 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
    Rozwiń Zwiń
    12 min
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