News Bulletin campaign raised $2,500 each for the Boys and Girls Clubs and Great Nanaimo Toy Drive
Nanaimo Community Hospice thankful for support received recently
Chinese and Korean students and parents observe traditions at Randerson Ridge
Shuswap art studio helps people with special needs express themselves
Catholic and United churches opened Trinity Ecumenical in 1979
Chinese and Scottish culture meet at 12th annual Robbie Burns Chinese New Year.
Erin Haluschak to attend the Poynter Institute Leadership Academy for Women in Digital Media
Fat biking gaining popularity at resort
Stigma associated with dementia ‘is rampant,’ says the Alzheimer’s Society
Labs still top the list, French bulldogs move up
A range of voices will lead the conversation at Jan. 19 event downtown
Global event offers people with special needs a full prom experience in Chilliwack, Surrey
Wesley Fraser, astronomer and planetary scientist, presents discoveries by New Horizons spacecraft
Foundation partners with Country Grocer to give Arielle Furzeland and her family a January vacation
Trained as a guide dog, Winston was ‘too friendly’ for official service
Local ‘bird-nerd’ gets shot of Mandarin Duck
An 800-pound rescued Langley pig, named Theodore, is off to a livestock sanctuary on the Island.
Donations still needed throughout the year, says Loaves and Fishes
Tree chipping takes place Jan. 5-6 at Nanaimo North Town Centre
Canadian Red Cross actively seeking volunteers for variety of roles
