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Alistair Taylor

Alistair Taylor

I have been the editor of the Campbell River Mirror since 1989 and have seen many changes come and go in the news industry – as well as in the city.

We take great pride in serving our community and acknowledge the vital service the newspaper and our website provides to our readers and advertisers. Away from the office, I consider myself an avid outdoors person and music lover and enjoy volunteering my time with Special Olympics, Scouts Canada and Rivercity Players.

Phone
250-287-9227 ext. 2209
Email
alistair.taylor@campbellrivermirror.com

Recent Work by Alistair

Namaxsala’s journey – from the deep forest to welcoming arms of 3 Nations

Namaxsala’s journey – from the deep forest to welcoming arms of 3 Nations

Traditional cedar canoe project symbolizes cultural revitalization
Skyhawks drop in for thrilling parachute display in Campbell River

Skyhawks drop in for thrilling parachute display in Campbell River

The Canadian Armed Forces Parachute Team, Skyhawks, put on a spectacular display over Willow Point Park on Monday, July 15
Cool factor high at Campbell River's annual Wings 'N Wheels event

Cool factor high at Campbell River's annual Wings 'N Wheels event

Sunny skies and warm temperatures brought out the crowds to Campbell River's annual Wings 'N Wheels show 'n shine event at the city's airport
BC Bike race competitors roll through the woods in Campbell River leg

BC Bike race competitors roll through the woods in Campbell River leg

Hundreds of competitors set off in waves from the start line of Stage 6, the Campbell River leg, of the seven-stage BC Bike Race
Search on for humpback whale entangled in rope off B.C. coast

Search on for humpback whale entangled in rope off B.C. coast

Whale known as Vector was last spotted on June 28
Carvers leave their mark at Transformations on the Shore 2024

Carvers leave their mark at Transformations on the Shore 2024

Another Transformations on the Shore carving competition is in the books
Indigenous conservation area created off Vancouver Island's coast

Indigenous conservation area created off Vancouver Island's coast

The Wei Wai Kum First Nation declared its intention to protect a portion of one of the most scenic inlets on the south coast and a core part of its ancestral lands by creating the Homayno Indigenous Protection and Conservation Area
Indigenous conservation area created off Vancouver Island's coast

Indigenous conservation area created off Vancouver Island's coast

The Wei Wai Kum First Nation declared its intention to protect a portion of one of the most scenic inlets on the south coast and a core part of its ancestral lands by creating the Homayno Indigenous Protection and Conservation Area
Indigenous fish farm group demands William Shatner, Ryan Reynolds apologize

Indigenous fish farm group demands William Shatner, Ryan Reynolds apologize

Statement from BC First Nations demanding apology from William Shatner and Ryan Reynolds The Rightsholder First Nations who have the rights, title, and sovereign decision-making authority about what happens in our unceded traditional territories dema
B.C. environmentalists, First Nations delighted by fish farm plan

B.C. environmentalists, First Nations delighted by fish farm plan

Watershed Watch Salmon Society is pleased with today’s federal announcement to ban open-net salmon farming in B.C. coastal waters beyond June 2029, but is concerned with the renewal of the farms’ licences for five years.
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