by Tom Kennedy, Museum staff writer BATTLE FOR BUTTLE LAKE. This was a headline that featured prominently in many local and provincial papers in the 1950s. If readers proceeded to scan the first paragraphs of the stories below these headlines, […]
by Tom Kennedy, Museum staff writer BATTLE FOR BUTTLE LAKE. This was a headline that featured prominently in many local and provincial papers in the 1950s. If readers proceeded to scan the first paragraphs of the stories below these headlines, […]
Haig-Brown Environmental Stewardship Awards A coalition of local organizations and First Nations have come together once again to celebrate individuals, youth, and organizations making meaningful contributions to environmental preservation, restoration, and innovation in our region. On Saturday, September 12, 2026, […]
Saturday, September 12, 2026 from 11:00 to 3:00 The Museum at Campbell River presents the Haig-Brown Festival on Saturday, September 12, 2026. This community event pays tribute to the lasting impact of Roderick Haig-Brown and Ann Elmore, whose remarkable contributions […]
The Museum is pleased to introduce Claire Mulligan to the Haig-Brown House as the Writer in Residence for the 2025/2026 season. Claire Mulligan holds an MFA in screenwriting with a focus on adaptation. As well, she has over fifteen years’ […]
The Haig-Brown Heritage House is more than a historic site—it’s a vibrant community hub for learning, reflection, and inspiration. Through programs like the annual Writer in Residence program and the Haig-Brown Festival, we continue to foster the values of conservation, […]
Operated by the Museum at Campbell River, the house has a multi-functional purpose serving as a Bed & Breakfast from May to October, as a residence for writers from November to April, and is used for holding special events and summer programs.
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