Quentin Dodd
Quentin Dodd is a journalist based in Campbell River.
Stories by Quentin Dodd
Coroner Whistleblowers Rebuffed by Les
Solicitor General rejects concerns by Committee for Competent Death Reviews.
A Cancer Win Not All Firefighters Share
BC part-timers, volunteers still must battle for compensation.
Coal Smoke Adds to Band's Cancer Alarm
We Wai Kai say they were steamrolled by mill's permit approval.
Fishing Withdrawals Setting in Already
'Tyee' season ends today in Campbell River. At least I landed a good yarn.
Dirty Politics Fuel 'Salmon Wars'
Fishermen 'scapegoated' says former BC fisheries advisor Dennis Brown.
Another Blow to the Big Box
We're bruised and drained, but there'll be no Wal-Mart in Campbell River – this time.
New Showdown for Wal-Mart Battle in Campbell River
Council to decide after three days of hearings, starting tonight.
Wal-mart Stalled on Banks of Campbell River
Council move pleases crowd opposing box store on prime estuary site.
Riverside Wal-mart Angers Tyee Town
The Campbell River and its fish define the namesake community's mythology. Now Wal-mart wants to squat at its mouth.
Beware of 'Zombie' Truck Loggers
Longer shifts are stretching truckers to the point of dangerous exhaustion, say drivers and union reps.
Coast Guard Cuts Fog Horn Wires
Boaters must "share the responsibility" as navigational warning tools are shut down.
HEU Braces for Damage Decisions
The B.C. Supreme Court, conservative advocates, and a Campbell River mill are mulling how much to charge the HEU for staying out.
Island First Nation Backs Off Fish Farming
Scuttling its aquaculture ambitions, the Homalco Nation inks a key agreement to help protect waters around Bute Inlet.
Outrage Knits Defiant Unions
At a fiery Island ferry workers' meeting, calls rose for a broadened strike to push Liberals 'over the edge.'
'First Dollar' Sounds a Rural Cry
As resentment builds in resource towns, a North Island rally takes aim at enviros and city folk.
Raising the Ghost of Joseph Mairs
Around the grave of a labour martyr, people in Ladysmith will remember grim B.C. history, and call for renewed spirit.
Strikers Go from Gloom to Holiday Cheer
IWA workers were hunkered down for "the long haul" when breakthrough came.
Strike Latest Blow to Reeling North Island
Hard times are all too familiar to Campbell River and Port McNeill. After the walk-out, the pain is worsening.
