Campbell River Daily

Today on Island Daily: Campbell River election to proceed despite ballot error. Ben Lanyon seeks second term on Campbell River city council. City of Campbell River applies for emergency preparedness grant. Quadra residents challenge vote count on...

Show Notes

In today's episode:
  • Campbell River election to proceed despite ballot error
  • Ben Lanyon seeks second term on Campbell River city council
  • City of Campbell River applies for emergency preparedness grant
  • Quadra residents challenge vote count on rec centre bylaw
  • Rob Shaw: Eby defends plan to limit payouts for forestry companies on Indigenous land transfers
  • Key quotes from the British Columbia leaders' debate ahead of Oct. 24 election
  • Carney hits Calgary to stump for unity, gets swarmed by selfie-seeking well-wishers
Sources:
  • CHEK News — Campbell River election to proceed despite ballot error
  • My Campbell River Now — Ben Lanyon seeks second term on Campbell River city council
  • My Campbell River Now — City of Campbell River applies for emergency preparedness grant
  • Campbell River Mirror — Quadra residents challenge vote count on rec centre bylaw
  • CHEK News — Rob Shaw: Eby defends plan to limit payouts for forestry companies on Indigenous land transfers
  • Times Colonist — Key quotes from the British Columbia leaders' debate ahead of Oct. 24 election
  • CHEK News — Carney hits Calgary to stump for unity, gets swarmed by selfie-seeking well-wishers

What is Campbell River Daily?

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.