Want to avoid the speculation tax on your vacant home? Rent it out, Horgan says
Premier John Horgan and Sheila Malcolmson say speculation and vacancy tax addresses homelessness
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VIDEO: Students in MAGA hats mock Native American at Indigenous Peoples March
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RDN board to vote on spending $150,000 for mapping software
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Nanaimo’s École Hammond Bay school unveils new gym expansion
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR: Some trees must be preserved, others need to go
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Nanaimo couple fights for their lives together
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News
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Hundreds of flights in Chicago cancelled due to winter storm
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Federal Liberals announce former B.C. MLA as new candidate in byelection
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Mueller disputes accuracy of BuzzFeed report on Trump, Cohen
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Burnaby byelection turmoil sparks debate about identity issues in politics
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B.C. woman planned to donate a kidney to her husband, then found out she has cancer
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Federal Liberals announce former B.C. MLA as new candidate in byelection
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Entertainment
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Vancouver-based singer-songwriter Adam Bailie performs at the Nanaimo Bar
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Hamilton, Ont. rock band the Trews perform at Nanaimo’s Port Theatre
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Courtenay photographer Boomer Jerritt brings Antarctic images to VIU theatre
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Carell, ‘Office’ producers reteam for ‘Space Force’ comedy
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Grammy-nominated album shines light on transgender pioneer
Community
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Nanaimo food bank exceeded its goal over the Christmas season
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Lions club will chip up Christmas trees for charity
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Humanitarian organization seeks volunteers in Nanaimo
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Nanaimo’s polar bear swim is Boxing Day at Departure Bay Beach
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Santa’s helicopter hospital hop brightens day for sick children in Nanaimo
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Rare ‘super blood wolf moon’ takes to the skies this Sunday
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Fashion Fridays: Inspirational gym outfits
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Vancouver Island photographer makes National Geographic’s 2018 elite
Opinion
Reader Poll
Nanaimo will elect a new MLA in a byelection Jan. 30.
There are six candidates running, representing the NDP, B.C. Liberals, Green Party, B.C. Conservatives, Vancouver Island Party and the B.C. Libertarians.
Have you decided who you’re voting for in the byelection?
