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Alistair Taylor

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Nature lover, photographer, guitar player, roots music lover, journalist, Campbell River Mirror editor and, these days, reconnecting art student.
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The Raven donates to Canada Day Fireworks - Campbell River Mirror

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By Alistair Taylor Verified
| Campbell River Mirror Verified
On Friday, March 29, Chief Darren Blaney, in his role as Board Chair for The Raven 100.7 donated $5,000 to the Canada Day Fireworks. “This donation represents our radio station’s work on reconciliation. It is another form of healing for our people because residential schools created a lot of separation. This is the work that brings healing to our community’s residential school survivors and the intergenerational trauma of our community.
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The paralysis tax: How legacy brands are gifting market share to disruptors in sport

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By Alistair Taylor Verified
| SportsPro Verified
Meister Eckhart once said that “the price of inaction is far greater than the cost of making a mistake.” The commercial case for sport has never been stronger, and yet legacy brands are increasingly choosing not to act on it. The data is unambiguous: sport outperforms traditional advertising in reach, emotional resonance and fan receptiveness to aligned sponsors. The conversation has shifted from should we be in sport to how do we show up better and more effectively than our competitors.
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Giant 19-metre finned octopus could live up to the legend of the kraken - Campbell River Mirror

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By Alistair Taylor Verified
| Campbell River Mirror Verified
“Release the kraken!” are words of legend and myth that call to mind images of giant tentacled sea creatures grappling with ships and dragging them and their crew down to the depths of the ocean, never to be seen or heard from again. In today’s oceans, the only creature that comes close to matching that description are the 10-metre long giant squid.
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