Regional District of Nanaimo to review water infrastructure
Region to make assessments of each of its water service areas
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Tony Harris tabbed to represent B.C. Liberal Party in Nanaimo byelection
Semi truck tips over, spills scrap steel
VIU basketball teams win big in home openers
Trudeau offers to help Pacific islands face climate change impact
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Jamie Koe, other curlers kicked out of bonspiel for being too drunk
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Homicide victim found under B.C. bridge identified as Hells Angels member
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B.C. Sikh temple vandalized with racist graffiti
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Shots fired near Chicago hospital, multiple victims: police
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B.C. to allow Uber-style ride hailing services to operate in late 2019
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Changes coming to BC Ferries reservations for Vancouver Island routes
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City declares house on Metral Drive a nuisance property
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Nanaimo’s new council meets for first time in council chambers
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Cyclist defecates, throws own poop at car following B.C. crash
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Outreach group ordered to stop feeding homeless on City of Parksville property
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Roy Clark, country singer, ‘Hee Haw’ star, has died
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Nanaimo artist Lee Stead showing plein air paintings at Art 10 Gallery
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Nanaimo’s A Cappella Plus choir performing at Vancouver Island Conference Centre
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Victoria’s Cinevic brings Short Circuit Pacific Rim Festival to Nanaimo
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Nanaimo storyteller Margaret Murphy gives account of 100-year-old ship wreck
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B.C. VIEWS: Setting speed limits in a post-fact political environment
Media prefer ‘speed kills’ narrative, even when it fails to appear
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The City of Nanaimo elected its next mayor and council on Saturday, Oct. 20.
Leonard Krog will be mayor and other members of council will be Erin Hemmens, Sheryl Armstrong, Ben Geselbracht, Tyler Brown, Jim Turley, Don Bonner, Ian Thorpe and Zeni Maartman.
What do you think of Nanaimo’s incoming city council?
