ElderCollege lectures focus on assessment of the Caribbean island of Haiti.
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Brad Whitehead braves a chilly breeze to enjoy the sunshine on the water with a cruise on his paddleboard around Shack Island Friday.
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The Canadian Pickers explain to The Record what has endeared them to many loyal fans
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Nanaimo Museum exhibit opens Friday (Feb. 3).
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Pleasant Valley Elementary School students craft masks to represent their clans for the school’s mask dance assembly Friday (Feb. 3).
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Ben peers around a tree at his master Jim Hennessy while on a walk around Westwood Lake Monday.
READDavid Hughes, a respected geoscientist and authority on world fossil-fuel reserves, will speak at VIU on energy sustainability.
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Allan Clark, left, and Mark Carter demonstrate window features during the Nanaimo Early Spring Home Expo, Saturday at Beban Park.
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Wei Li, left, and Cindy Qin perform during the Lunar New Year, Year of the Dragon, celebrations at the Nanaimo Museum Saturday.
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Nanaimo event, hosted by the VIU Students’ Union Thursday, featured hot chocolate and hot chili, ice carving, music and fire dancing.
READVancouver Island University’s Nanaimo campus will take on a carnival-like atmosphere as Chinese students celebrate the Year of the Dragon.
READRetaining older employees in the workforce is part of the solution to avoid the skills crisis Canada is on the verge of experiencing.
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Residents take a walk along Nanaimo's harbourfront.
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Nanaimo seniors keep fit with exercise classes.
READNanaimo parks, recreation and culture team compiles a list of resolutions in the form of work plans, budgets and strategic plans.
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Instructor shares her love of artistic mediums with youth and adults.
READAs we start a brand new year, many of us will be heading off on an adventure called retirement.
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The Gathering Place for First Nations and other students at VIU is now covered with native grasses and other species.
READTaking care of the caregiver is an important issue for Nanaimo families contending with dementia.
READCanadian seniors are vulnerable to dangers within their own homes due to minimal awareness of household perils.
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