NANAIMO - An annual initiative to get school supplies into the hands of those who need it is back for the entire month of August. The Stock the Lockers campaign, put on by the Nanaimo-Ladysmith School...
Alex Rawnsley Aug 19, 2023
NANAIMO - While City crews continue exchanging old high-pressure sodium street lights in favour of LED models, their approach has changed. The City's transportation manager Jamie Rose said with the bu...
Alex Rawnsley Aug 18, 2023
NANAIMO - Smoke from potentially devastating wildfires burning through B.C.'s interior is expected to make its arrival over Vancouver Island over the weekend.According to FireSmoke.ca, an increased le...
Alex Rawnsley Aug 18, 2023
NANAIMO - A man with multiple recent arrests and releases over the past year is facing a series of new charges, including for his alleged role in a pair of high-profile failed residential break-ins in...
Alex Rawnsley Aug 18, 2023
NANAIMO - Weather patterns are imminently expected to shift dramatically across B.C. as the province warns of a drastic increase in fire risk over the next day or two.A fast-moving cold front is set t...
Aug 17, 2023
NANAIMO - After a wildly successful inaugural event, the Hub City Soap Box Derby is back to tear up the streets of the Old City Quarter.The event once again takes place along Fitzwilliam St. on Saturd...
Aug 17, 2023
NANAIMO - Nearly seven months into a pilot project in which possessing small amounts of hard drugs was decriminalized across B.C., the province is behind its own schedule on publishing online data. Ma...
Aug 16, 2023
NANAIMO - Two days later than originally planned, but a highly anticipated Nanaimo-based passenger-only fast ferry service is officially underway.Hullo's maiden voyage with nearly 190 passengers on bo...
Aug 16, 2023
NANAIMO - With a requirement to gauge groundwater quality prior to potential redevelopment for nearly 150 downtown Nanaimo properties removed, the city's mayor believes the decision will aid revitaliz...
Aug 16, 2023
NANAIMO - The City of Nanaimo faces a hefty bill after the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal ruled the City dismissed a former employee due to, likely unconscious, racial bias.Victor Mema, the City's former ...
Alex Rawnsley Aug 15, 2023