Child poverty exaggerated
The letter writer says, “B.C. has the highest child poverty rate in Canada.” A pure lie of propaganda.Wire Service / December 21, 2014
Year: 2014
Stanley James Dalzell
Dec 21, 2014Stan was born in Hanna, Alberta. He and Mary raised…Wire Service / December 21, 2014
Theatre expansion sound investment
An addition to the Port Theatre is a good investment for the community.Wire Service / December 21, 2014
STANLEY JAMES (STAN) DALZELL
Dalzell, Stanley James (Stan)1934-2014Stan was born in Hanna, Alberta. He and Mary…Wire Service / December 21, 2014
New contract gives City of Nanaimo workers six-per cent wage increase
NANAIMO – City employees will see six-per cent wage hike over three years under new collective agreement.Tamara Cunningham / December 20, 2014
Museum meanders down memory lane
Exhibit explores Christmas in Nanaimo during the 1950s.Nicholas Pescod / December 20, 2014
Fundraising drive goes down to the bone
NANAIMO – Vancouver Island University's Deep Bay Marine Field Station will hang whale skeleton in facility.Marilyn Assaf / December 20, 2014
TERENCE (Terry) GARNET STOUTENBURG
Terence (Terry) Garnet StoutenburgJuly 13, 1951 - December 20, 2014It is with…Wire Service / December 20, 2014
RONALD ALFRED ASHTON
ASHTON, Ronald AlfredMarch 5, 1942 – December 20, 2014It is with heavy…Wire Service / December 20, 2014
Nanaimo demands consultation on Gabriola bridge study
NANAIMO – The city wants consultation on any fixed link proposals near Cable Bay Trail, south of the city.Tamara Cunningham / December 20, 2014
Students wrap presents to raise money
NANAIMO – Wellington Secondary School music students volunteering at Nanaimo North Town Centre.Staff Writer / December 19, 2014
Training program offered for volunteers
NANAIMO – Vancouver Island University offers training program to benefit non-profit groups and social service agencies.Staff Writer / December 19, 2014
FREDA ELISABETH BROWN
Brown, Freda ElisabethOct. 1, 1936 ~ Dec. 19, 2014It is with great…Wire Service / December 19, 2014
Hunters protest shift favouring non-residents
Rebound in hunting popularity, bigger share for guide-outfitters means more residents lose out on chance to fill freezersTom Fletcher / December 19, 2014
Nanaimo RCMP catch suspect in security camera theft
NANAIMO – Police catch suspect after security camera he was allegedly stealing filmed him in the act.Staff Writer / December 19, 2014
Nanaimo nightclub flirts with new ideas
Koncept Nightclub plans to create VIP lounge and add bottle service.Nicholas Pescod / December 19, 2014
Regional District of Nanaimo repairs sewage pipe after storm
NANAIMO – Repairs monitored for stability during future heavy rainfall.Karl Yu / December 19, 2014
Site C dam construction to start next summer
Province to take less revenue from BC Hydro to minimize its debt, says $8 billion project is the cheapest available option to meet demandTom Fletcher / December 18, 2014
City must have arts and culture
I have a quick reply to those who wish to have all the arts funding scuttled because they think it’s a waste of tax money.Wire Service / December 18, 2014
Beefs & Bouquets, Dec. 18
To submit a beef or a bouquet to the Nanaimo News Bulletin, please e-mail bulletinboard@nanaimobulletin.com.Wire Service / December 18, 2014