NANAIMO - Officials to re-evaluated water restrictions across the region due to a series of recent storms. Effective Friday, Nov. 1, the Regional District of Nanaimo will lift all restrictions for its...
Oct 31, 2024
NANAIMO - Costumes are picked, routes mapped and kids are raring to go. Thousands of kids are expected out Thursday evening trick-or-treating in neighbourhoods for Halloween, while regularly darting a...
Daryl Major Oct 31, 2024
NANAIMO - A fast response limited the damage from a fire inside a downtown Nanaimo commercial building home to a cafe and antique shop. It happened on Tuesday, Oct. 29 at 250 Prideaux, between Fitzwil...
Ian Holmes Oct 30, 2024
NANAIMO -A driver and lone occupant safety evacuated a fast-moving vehicle fire on the Trans Canada Hwy. near the Nanaimo Airport. It happened on Wednesday, Oct. 30 at about 10:30 a.m. impacting what'...
Ian Holmes Oct 30, 2024
PARKSVILLE - Blustery conditions are expected to persist through much of the day, prompting a formal warning from Environment Canada. The weather office issued a wind warning for eastern Vancouver Isl...
Alex Rawnsley Oct 30, 2024
NANAIMO - Over 100 years ago, the first poppy was worn as a symbol of remembrance for soldiers lost, and local Legions are proud to carry on the tradition. The annual poppy campaign put on by Royal Ca...
Alex Rawnsley Oct 30, 2024
NANAIMO -A proposal to deal with a substantial cell dead zone in north Nanaimo's Hammond Bay area is in the midst of a public consultation period. Initiated by TELUS in conjunction with Rogers, an inf...
Daryl Major Oct 30, 2024
NANAIMO - Loved ones of a young man killed in an apparent hit and run last week south of the city are pleading for the driver of the vehicle to come forward.Charles Tommy was killed the evening of Thu...
Alex Rawnsley Oct 29, 2024
VICTORIA - BC NDP leader David Eby is promising a rethink of party strategy after cementing a slim majority. The official count from Elections BC was completed Monday, Oct. 28 and confirmed Eby and th...
Alex Rawnsley Oct 29, 2024
NANAIMO - Over 100,000 cannabis-laced food items, hundreds of thousands of dollars in cash, illegal cigarettes, weapons, vehicles and other drugs have been seized by RCMP following busts earlier this ...
Alex Rawnsley Oct 29, 2024