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Wireless technologies are part of many people’s daily lives, but not everyone believes it’s safe to be exposed to the radiation emitted.

Nanaimo's two MPs each have descriptors for Monday’s federal budget, but it’s not surprising they are at opposite ends of the spectrum.

Some Vancouver Island University graduates felt an extra bit of relief to be walking across the stage in cap and gown Tuesday.

Moving into the Vancouver Island Conference Centre on Commercial Street has had a positive impact on the Nanaimo Museum's bottom line.

Graffiti that accumulated on fences, buildings, mailboxes, signs and utility poles over the winter will get scrubbed away when volunteers do their spring cleaning this weekend.

Beban Park is going to the horses this weekend during the inaugural Island Equine Affair.

Amidst the urgency to reach the pilot of a crashed biplane during Saturday’s Wings and Wheels air show, the fact Nanaimo Airport was still an active fly zone was not lost on emergency personnel.

The B.C. SPCA is investigating after a dog was dragged behind a pickup truck and seriously injured on the weekend.

Nanaimo educators are excited about the work a group of Vancouver-based advocates is doing to determine how well schools are meeting the needs of students and communities.

Nanaimo RCMP are conducting an investigation into the death of a six-week old baby boy.