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Further public input sought on food strategy

NANAIMO – development of a food charter and food system strategy, part of planNanaimo 2008.

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Police release sketch of suspect

NANAIMO – RCMP release sketch of suspect who grabbed a female student at Vancouver Island University.

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Suspicious death deemed homicide

NANAIMO – RCMP probe homicide case in North Oyster though holiday weekend.

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Nanaimo hosts 2013 B.C. Chamber AGM

NANAIMO – B.C. Chamber annual general meeting will be hosted at Vancouver Island Conference Centre.

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Federal trade agreements discussed

Speaking tour on federal government's new trade and investment agreements hits Nanaimo Saturday (May 25).

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Learning how to learn

NANAIMO – There is an order and a calmness about Marcy Boudreau's Grade 1 classroom at Uplands Park Elementary School.

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Fresh greens

NANAIMO – Bowen Road Farmers' Market opens for another season at Beban Park.

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Dealing with destruction

NANAIMO – Fire destroys a home at the corner of Milton and Albert streets.

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Delays threaten Nanoose project

Delays in the Regional District of Nanaimo’s zoning-approval process may force the owners of a project to walk away from their plans.

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Mounties investigate sudden death in North Oyster

NANAIMO – Police investigating sudden death of Ladysmith man.

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New purchasing program saving district money

A new purchasing system has paid off for Nanaimo school district to the tune of thousands of dollars in rebates over the past four years.

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Project manager selected for Wellington upgrade

Nanaimo school district officials have selected a construction manager to oversee seismic renovations at Wellington Secondary School.

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New policy will release past in camera information

Council still to consider release of in camera votes

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Metro may order public meetings on coal port dust risks

Surrey North Delta Leader - Friday May 17, 2013

Regional district power limited to coal terminal air emissions, not trains or barges

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Council passes tax rate bylaw

NANAIMO – Property taxes due July 2

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UPDATE: Nanaimo Mounties arrest biffy burner suspects

NANAIMO – Police arrest two teens who allegedly fires in shopping centre washroom.

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Community invited to reconciliation dialogue

How Nanaimo can become a stronger, more diverse and vibrant community is the theme of an interactive evening May 29.

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Council receives preliminary report on multiplex

NANAIMO – Mayor concedes council, community have not shown much support for a new facility.

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School district finances better than anticipated

Nanaimo school district could end the year with more money in the bank than expected.

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