NANAIMO – Internal and criminal investigations ordered after allegation of excessive force used during fingerprinting.
READNANAIMO – Victim puts up fight, but loses wallet and cigarettes to man wielding switchblade knife.
READNanaimo is getting another provincial court judge to help address caseload pressures and improve access to the justice system.
READNanaimo's population rise slightly below projections, but people who moved here brought companies and potential long-term economic benefits.
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NANAIMO – Human trafficking a reality in B.C., with individuals sexually exploited and used as slave labour.
READNanaimo's Port Theatre is getting financial help to help cover an operating deficit.
READNANAIMO – The city continues to explore the need of an adequate supply of water for a growing population at the least amount of cost.
READThe City of Nanaimo appears to be fiscally responsible when it comes to contracting out services.
READNanaimo Parks, Recreation and Culture Commission has made the call on cultural grants for city groups.
READFederal government no longer offering incentives to Nanaimo homeowners to upgrade heating and cooling systems
READGo Rowing Paddling Association of Canada hopes public can help find coach boat and motor stolen in Nanaimo on the weekend.
READNANAIMO – Efforts to save a western portion of Linley Valley continue, though city council is not sure what role it can play.
READNanaimo Mounties catch suspect with break-in tools and stolen items.
READNANAIMO – Phillip Vannini releases Ferry Tales, the result of 250 ferry rides and more than 400 interviews with ferry passengers.
READThe crew at the News Bulletin is already hard at work compiling our annual list of 101 Things to See and Do in Nanaimo.
READSnuneymuxw chief threatens legal action against City of Nanaimo, Harmac mill over pending water deal
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NANAIMO – Esther's House, a men's transitional house, offers homeless individuals a chance to have a home.
READNanaimo fire crews respond to house fire in Long Lake Estates.
READPressure on the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital’s emergency department is expected to ease next year .
READNANAIMO – A student-led organization aims to beat a Guiness World Record and show the community that youth can band together
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