Luis Zablah
News Reporter (Nanaimo) — Luis Zablah is a journalist ter, located in Nanaimo, focusing on civic, community and arts and culture reporting. Zablah is recent graduate of Thompson Rivers University and holds a bachelor’s of communication and digital journalism with a minor in marketing. Over the course of his studies, Luis worked at the local university magazine The Omega, reporting on local and entertainment news. Additionally, he worked as an intern at CBC Kamloops, where he learned about audio recording, various formats of news reporting and the intricacies of radio journalism in the field.
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luis.zablah@chly.ca
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Recent Stories
More than 24 years after Lisa Marie Young disappeared from Nanaimo, seasoned author teamed up with a local resident for a new book focused on celebrating her life.
Vancouver Island University’s Students’ Union (VIUSU) is suing VIU over a funding cut to a student refugee program that the union says breaks commitments and disrupts plans for the fall.
Tourism Nanaimo and the Nanaimo Pride Society have collaborated to host Harbour City Halloweekend, bringing a variety of themed activities from October 30th to November 1st.
After advocacy from the tennis playing community, the Westwood Lake Tennis Bubble will remain inflated, for now.
A Gabriola Island software engineer is taking on tech giants by creating her own community hub for the gulf island. Barnacle Exchange is an up and coming application developed by software engineer Jacqlyn Bender.
With election day behind us and the final voting results in, official results for the City of Nanaimo point to an increased voter turnout from 2022’s election. Fast forward four years, the 2026 official final results showed a higher turnout with a total of 25,450 ballots cast, leading to a 31.31 per cent turnout, and an increase in estimated eligible voters.
The Nanaimo Prosperity Corporation is taking part in the global event celebrating the Doughnut Economics framework.
A benefit concert for Orangutans will be held at St Andrews United Church featuring local dancing and a Jazz trio.