Nanaimo Art Gallery unveils new front-entrance sculpture
‘Supernatural Eagle Bringing the Sun Back to the World’ made by sculptors William and Joel Good
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Take an up-close look at beluga whales in Hudson Bay
New York drops part of criminal case against Harvey Weinstein
Five things to watch for in Canadian business, the week of Oct 15th
Duke and Duchess of Sussex expecting first child in spring
Municipal Election
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City council candidates take on regional themes at town hall
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25 council candidates to participate in Nanaimo’s main-event debates
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Former Lantzville councillor wants to return to the table
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Mayoral candidates debate their visions for leadership in Nanaimo
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Alternate RDN director hopes for seat around board table
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Dying motorcyclist gets last-ride tribute at Nanaimo hospital
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Nanaimo council candidates talk about public consultation and branding the city
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B.C.’s marijuana stores should shut down, Mike Farnworth says
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Candidates’ meeting will put council hopefuls in a ‘fishbowl’
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Sears files for bankruptcy amid plunging sales, massive debt
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Entertainment
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JUNO president returns to B.C. hometown to collect award
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Nanaimo Theatre Group begins 2018-19 season with ‘Murder in Green Meadows’
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Nanaimo artist Kimberly Furnell showing new work at John Harris Gallery
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Nanaimo’s Amy Stephen and Cindy Speelman to play St. Paul’s Anglican Church
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Calgary metalcore band Shark Infested Daughters coming to Nanaimo’s Cambie
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BrettKavanaugh.com launched as a site to help sexual assault survivors
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50,000 pink flags planted at B.C. park shine light on sex-selection abortion
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Fashion Fridays: Kim’s favourite fall things
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Bieksa, Lights offer tributes for young B.C. man who died playing hockey
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Should companies take a public stance on racism, sexism?
Opinion
GUEST COLUMN: A better way to manage B.C.’s public construction
Claire Trevena responds to Andrew Wilkinson on NDP union policy
B.C. VIEWS: Cast your municipal vote for sanity on homelessness
Thousands on waiting list while anti-capitalist bullies get priority
Reader Poll
Two petitions were started this week, one opposing Discontent City, one supporting it.
The homeless camp was set up at the corner of Front Street and Esplanade in mid-May and the City of Nanaimo is now seeking a court injunction to have the homeless camp dismantled.
Should tent city be shut down, or allowed to remain where it is?
