BC’s Office of the Human Rights Commissioner is hosting an exhibit in Nanaimo to allow visitors to step inside the stories of people impacted by hate in our province.
Read MoreNanaimo hair stylists are coming together to raise money for a local cat rescue group by hosting a hair cut-athon this weekend.
Read MoreA beloved downtown music festival is once again kicking off this long weekend after almost being cancelled.
Read MoreWhile Nanaimo is in the midst of a family doctor shortage, an event happening this weekend will allow residents to meet with doctors to discuss the benefits of daily activity.
Read MoreHousing projects continue to be at the forefront of development approvals and are still happening around Nanaimo, said the manager of current planning for the City of Nanaimo.
Read MoreNanaimo RCMP has tracked down a stash of bicycles they believed to have been stolen.
Read MoreThe City of Nanaimo through poetry is adding art to the natural landscape of Bowen Park.
Read MorePatients in Nanaimo with heart disease cannot get access to the care they need and it can lead to suffering poor or sometimes fatal outcomes said a healthcare advocate group.
Read MoreNanaimo city council voted to direct city staff to look at increasing fines for violating the city’s short term rental bylaw from $250 to $500 at its meeting on March 18.
Read MoreLeader of the federal NDP, Jagmeet Singh stopped by Nanaimo on Friday, March 8.
Read MoreNanaimo city council is asking the provincial and federal government to help preserve the unique ecosystem in Harewood Plains.
Read MoreBC’s minimum wage will be increasing from $16.75 to $17.40 an hour on June 1st.
Read MorePaul Manly, executive director of the Naniamo Unitarian Shelter, is speaking out after a 23-year old woman named Sophia — who worked at the shelter — died from an infection after struggling to access primary care.
Read MoreThe biggest francophone celebration on Vancouver Island kicks off in Nanaimo tonight.
Read MoreNanaimo’s Seventh Street Pump Station is getting an early upgrade after heavy rains in November 2021 overwhelmed the system. During the atmospheric river event, both of the system's pumps had to operate at the same time, meaning if one failed, sewers in the area could have overflowed.
Read MoreWith their job at the Nanaimo Art Gallery bailey macabre has to write a lot of land acknowledgements, and this week they will be hosting a workshop to teach the value and importance behind
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