Year: 2014
NANAIMO – Three properties owned by Tilray are now re-zoned for medical marijuana production. Staff Writer / December 17, 2014
NANAIMO – An alleged member of the Nanaimo Hells Angels has been found guilty for his part in an extortion plot. Karl Yu / December 17, 2014
NANAIMO – Woman loses deceased sister's documents, jewelry and other sentimental items in car break in. Chris Bush / December 17, 2014
NANAIMO – Holiday service helps keep drunk drivers off the roads. Karl Yu / December 17, 2014
Bi-weekly get-together intended to encourage Gabriola’s youths to explore their creative side. Nicholas Pescod / December 17, 2014
NANAIMO – Sewer, water and garbage rates are set to increase Jan. 1. Staff Writer / December 17, 2014
Some think their rights are more important to the point of causing great discomfort and injustice to others. Wire Service / December 17, 2014
NANAIMO – Local clubs help support Salvation Army at Christmas Staff Writer / December 17, 2014
Employee buyout program backfired, lottery tickets sold to minors, suspicious cash transactions in casinos doubled Tom Fletcher / December 17, 2014
The Nanaimo Elks Lodge No. 26 is still meeting and donating to charities and those in need in our community. Wire Service / December 17, 2014
Everyone has times of feeling anxious, scared or fearful. Without it, we would never have survived as humans, writes Dr. David Smith. Contributed / December 16, 2014
The Nanaimo Coal Miners want to start a new baseball house league and they hope that if they build it, players will come. Greg Sakaki / December 16, 2014
NANAIMO – The Vancouver Island Military Museum is selling plaques for a wall of honour, meant to pay tribute to veterans' service. Tamara Cunningham / December 16, 2014
NANAIMO – Timothy Robert Mooney, 30, scheduled to make court appearance today (Dec. 16). Karl Yu / December 16, 2014
Federal government must return country to its humanitarian roots. Nicholas Pescod / December 16, 2014
NANAIMO – Program space opened up at Vancouver Island University. Staff Writer / December 16, 2014
Just maybe the premier has been in Northern B.C. putting B.C. Liberal Party elves to work on loading up a huge LNG-powered sleigh. Wire Service / December 16, 2014
NANAIMO – Chairman says school board reviewing all costs in district to help save money. Karl Yu / December 16, 2014
NANAIMO – Fundraiser helps provide eggs in Christmas hampers for single people. Staff Writer / December 16, 2014
No money whatsoever should be spent on culture by city hall until the basic needs of all Nanaimoites are brought up to livable standards. Wire Service / December 16, 2014