Smiley and toothless

Former NHLer Dennis Polonich teased linesman Jacqui Harrison that he was going to French kiss her during Wednesday night’s oldtimer’s game, he just didn’t say it would be with his teeth out! Polonich though proved to be a gent as the NHL Oldtimers thrilled a packed house at the Rod... more  

Harper heads for B.C. legislature

VICTORIA – Before the B.C. legislature joins the House of Commons in an Olympic recess until March, Prime Minister Stephen Harper will address the chamber on Thursday. It's the first-ever speech by a sitting prime minister in the B.C. legislature, as... more

• Local cedar to support athletes  
• Catalyst tax issue still looms over city budget
• City council advised to build third fire hall

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NHL Oldtimers delight a packed house

• Peewees steamroll first round playoff opponents
• Midgets take two, tie one in playoffs
• Atom tourney weekend

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Outlook brighter, coast loggers told

VICTORIA – B.C.'s coastal logging contractors wrapped up their smallest convention in recent memory Thursday, with a few glimmers of hope for the future. Forests Minister Pat Bell told delegates at a morning panel discussion that accelerating lumber sales to China... more

• Log exports no solution, minister says

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Valley duo to wing their way to C.R. Lodge

Acoustic duo Judy and Bruce Wing will be performing in Campbell River on Saturday, Feb. 20 at the Campbell River Lodge. This historic venue is a great place to enjoy a night of acoustic music that includes an eclectic mix... more

• Local musicians pitch in for Haiti
• It’s time to get creative
• Celebrating piano

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Maritime Heritage Centre a ‘miracle’

“Miracles do happen, if they are pursued with enough diligence.” So writes Warren Thompson in his new book “The Campbell River Maritime Heritage Centre,” which chronicles the relatively recent history of the showpiece facility. But the miracle almost didn’t happen, Thompson... more

• Elks for Haiti
• Two local charities team up to host Scrabble tournament
• Calling future Parks and Rec. Leaders

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Campbell River mom earns degree with family support

It took eight years, but De Robertson of Campbell River has achieved her dream. Robertson graduated from Vancouver Island University this week, completing all requirements for her teaching degree. “I’m really proud of my mom,” said 14-year-old Mitchell Robertson. “She worked really... more

• Be one of the things that go bump in the night on the Museum’s Night Hike
• Dreamboat restored at local shipyard
• Backyard birds? I love 'em so count me in

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The Den Report, Lions beat 'Riders, now 2-4

It took six weeks, but the B.C. Lions were finally able to put forward a complete effort in their 35-20 win over Saskatchewan last Friday. But it was their play on defense that won the game for the Lions. Six... more

• The Den Report, Logan impressing in NFL camp
• The Den Report, Lions sign three
• Everything I like is bad for me

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