Safety must come first with people taking part in outdoor fun.
READWith bears searching for food, British Columbians are reminded to do what they can to reduce conflicts with the animals.
READOpportunities are available to help at Volunteer Nanaimo.
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Homeless animals are available for adoption at the Nanaimo and District SPCA.
READVancouver Island legacy ride helps soldiers help others.
READPeople checking out the Empire Days Parade May 20 will also be able to get hotdogs and snacks.
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Nanaimo Empire Days Celebration Society puts on annual tea.
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When it comes to green, Coastal Community Credit Union knows to put its cash where the vegetables are.
READTourism Vancouver Island is seeking nominations of stakeholders who have made a significant contribution to the industry.
READFifth annual Nanaimo radiothon airs on 102.3 The Wave Tuesday and Wednesday (May 15-16) from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
READSend your submissions to bulletinboard@nanaimobulletin.com.
READAnnual Teddy Bear Picnic takes place May 25 at Mansfield Park.
READThere are dozens of reasons to adopt an older cat or dog, but only one that really matters: it’s the right thing to do.
READTechnology and the preservation of yesterday’s stories is the focus of a Nanaimo Community Archives lecture.
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More than 550 people took in the Vancouver Island Children’s Book Festival April 5.
READDementia often brings about changes in behaviour and communication which can dramatically affect family caregivers.
READVolunteers help address the anticipated arrival of Japanese tsunami debris on Canada’s West Coast.
READFaculty at Vancouver Island University have a valuable new resource to engage with students.
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Cruise ship passengers enjoy the Nanaimo Downtown Farmer’s Market Saturday.
READBusiness improvement association hosts Transformations – Downtown Style Saturday (May 12).
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