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Flags are flying at half-mast today (May 3) at city hall in honour of dozens of people killed in Nanaimo's worst mine disaster 124 years ago to the day.

The aging and seismically unsafe city hall annex will be replaced by a new $11.87-million building.

Conservatives to form majority government with NDP Opposition.

The News Bulletin won the top prize for general excellence in the largest circulation category at Saturday’s B.C. and Yukon Community Newspaper Association annual Ma Murray awards.

Nanaimo school trustees have just $120,000 to go to balance next year’s budget.

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Some adults may not realize they need a booster vaccine to provide immunity against many diseases.

Paddling enthusiasts are celebrating the grand opening of what could one day become the world's longest marine trail network.

Police are reporting a possible child-luring attempt in Nanaimo on the weekend.