1970's
1971 |
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• British Columbia celebrates its centennial. • The new Court House opens. |
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1972 |
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• Population of Campbell River: 9,967.
• CARIHI's controversial principal, John Young, is dismissed for misconduct/criticizing his employer. The community is polarized over his firing.
• Strathcona Gardens Ice Arena is built.
• A heritage pavilion is completed at Robert V. Ostler Park. |
John Young, MCR 17975 |
1975 |
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| • North Island College begins enrolment. | |
1976 |
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| • Campbell River Junior Secondary School burns down. | |
1977 |
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| • One-stop shopping comes to Campbell River with the opening of the new Ironwood Mall. | |
1978 |
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| • The BCP 45, a seine boat owned by Harry Assu of Cape Mudge and later by Allen Chickite, is featured on Canada's five dollar bill. |
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1979 |
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• Strathcona Gardens Pool opens its doors.
• The Weiwaikum open a new Thunderbird Hall. |





