Tag: Oyster River Fire

Oyster River crews to hold Cops for Cancer head shave

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Crew members from Oyster River Fire are supporting Cops for Cancer with an event on Saturday. Deputy Chief Chris...

Emergency prep session goes tonight

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The Comox Valley Emergency Program is teaming up with the Oyster River Fire Department to host an information session...

Oyster River handing out burning permits

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Burn permits are now available courtesy of the Oyster River Fire Department. Deputy Chief Chris Murray says the free permits...

Oyster River Fire holds first ever Youth Camp

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The Oyster River Fire department is pleased about the turnout for their recent youth camp. Deputy Chief Chris Murray...

Oyster River Fire Department looking for volunteers

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The Oyster River fire department is recruiting volunteers. An information session is being held tonight at the fire hall. Fire Chief...

Oyster River expands its ranks

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Oyster River Fire Department now has a full-time deputy chief. Fire chief Bruce Green says Chris Murray has been hired...

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