Alistair Taylor is a journalist and editor for the Campbell River Mirror, with a focus on local news in Campbell River, Canada. With a passion for photography, music, and the outdoors, Alistair brings a well-rounded perspective to his reporting. His work has also been featured in various publications across Canada.
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Alistair Taylor's coverage is primarily focused on local news in Campbell River, Canada. He heavily covers evolving stories and government announcements, particularly related to crime, culture & society, family & relationships, and entertainment news within the region.
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By: Alistair Taylor
Campbell River resident Joy Cote has been able to watch two families of Great Blue Herons grow before her eyes
Campbell Riverites gathered at the city's foreshore Sunday afternoon, Aug. 11, 2024, to witness the last flight of the legendary Martin Mars water bomber
By: Alistair Taylor, Brendan Kyle Jure
The position will add administrative and logistical capability
Campbell River resident Joy Cote has been able to watch two families of Great Blue Herons grow before her eyes
By: Alistair Taylor
Stepping down from a 19-year role as Programs Manager at the Museum at Campbell River
My time as editor of the Mirror has come to an end but you'll still see my name on these pages
By: Alistair Taylor
The BC Salmon Farmers Association (BCSFA) took advantage of the federal Liberal Party's presence on Vancouver Island to urge them to re-evaluate their plan to force fish farms to relocate to land-based technology by 2029
By: Alistair Taylor
Archaeological evidence shows a clam garden being restored east of Campbell River during the spring and summer of 2024 has been in use for nearly 4,000 years
By: Alistair Taylor
Earlier this summer, when I took off from the Nanaimo airport it was the first time I've travelled by air in a long time
By: Alistair Taylor
The last gap in an alternative form of travel between most of Vancouver Island's major urban centres was bridged in mid-September.
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