When Kerri Isham watched the Netflix show Maid in 2021, she felt something had to be done to support women fleeing intimate partner violence in her own community.
Read MoreHul'q'umi'num' art, history and legacies are on display in new city-wide virtual art tour in Nanaimo.
Read MoreWith general voting day around the corner in Nanaimo and across the province, Vancouver Island University Students’ Union (VIUSU) is taking on a campaign to help students understand how local governments affect their everyday lives.
Read MoreA local society is celebrating five years working to decrease clothing waste and to make the cost of Halloween a little less spooky.
Read MoreSemiu Oyolola can see the positive impacts soccer has in Nanaimo.
Read MoreVoters will get to hear from candidates running for mayor and council in the City of Nanaimo at an upcoming Civic Engagement Forum.
Read MoreWednesday night a Harewood backyard had been brimming with close to 1,000 election signs. Thursday morning, it was up to John Little to get those signs where people could see them.
Read MoreShirley Lo only has a faint memory of the fire that destroyed Nanaimo’s final Chinatown.
Read MoreNanaimo voters now have a clearer picture of who will be on the ballot this fall as the nomination period closes for candidates wanting to run in this year’s municipal election.
Read MoreAfter outcry from the community and advocacy work from the City of Nanaimo, the Government of B.C. has announced they will be changing plans for an upcoming housing project.
Read MoreIt has been one year since two organizations decided to team up and save surplus building materials from the landfill.
Read MoreAugust 31st, 2026 marked 25 years of International Overdose Awareness Day, and community members in Nanaimo came together to grieve those who have been lost, and reflect on years of advocacy amidst a crisis.
Read MoreThe Nanaimo Child Development Centre is raising funds to upgrade their indoor and outdoor play space to keep their no-cost playgroup program safe and welcoming for all.
Read MoreLoaves & Fishes Community Food Bank is partnering with Vancouver Island University to open a new Free Food Market on campus, to help fight against food insecurity for students and the Nanaimo community.
Read MoreA local men’s group is fighting isolation by bringing retired men together to help support the community.
Read MoreNew life is being brought to an old school that had been sitting empty for over ten years.
Read MoreYouth ages 12 to 18 in the Regional District of Nanaimo will be able to use BC Transit for free starting this school year.
Read MoreWhen Amelie Sue first moved to Nanaimo she wanted to learn about the history of the area.
Read MoreIt has been ten years since a fire swept through the Jean Burns building leaving a large hole in the centre of Nanaimo’s downtown.
Read MoreLocal non-profits are encouraging the City of Nanaimo to join an internationally recognized program to support people with hidden disabilities.
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