People with low to moderate incomes, including those with brain injuries and their families, are moving into 27 new affordable rental homes in Campbell River.

The Government of B.C. has purchased a new building to help people who were displaced by the recent fire at the Pacific West complex in Campbell River.

North and Central Island residents living with kidney disease now have access to integrated, specialized care closer to home, thanks to a new kidney care clinic at the North Island Hospital in Campbell River.

Child care is getting less expensive and easier to find for families in Campbell River as the Province invests in 12 new child care spaces.

The governments of Canada and British Columbia and the Wei Wai Kum and Kwiakah First Nations have signed a new agreement that will advance reconciliation and treaty negotiations.

The governments of Canada, British Columbia and the We Wai Kai Nation have signed a new agreement that will advance reconciliation and treaty negotiations.

Work will begin later this month on a new passing lane on Highway 19 near Campbell River, which will make the drive along this section of highway safer, quicker and more reliable for people.

Twelve people in Campbell River are getting training as wildland firefighters to help protect B.C.’s communities and natural resources, and gain skills that could be foundations for rewarding careers.

As part of its ongoing commitment to reduce wildfire threats, the B.C. government is providing over $265,000 in Community Resiliency Investment grants to support projects on northern Vancouver Island.