The B.C. Liberal Party isn’t sure it got its message across on the Island in the last election
It would do a disservice to the soldiers of years past to forget the things they fought for
The transition to cleaner technology is coming one way or another
The future of the Nanaimo Recycling Exchange has become a situation that stands to impact residents
Mental Illness Awareness Week continues until Saturday (Oct. 7)
A B.C. Liberal party with leadership and direction is in the interest of all British Columbians
Back to school is an opportunity to begin anew
Friday and Sunday lineups seem to be forming earlier and extending later
To submit a beef or a bouquet to the Nanaimo News Bulletin, e-mail bulletinboard@nanaimobulletin.com
This year is the 123rd Vancouver Island Exhibition, with the event taking place Aug. 18-20
Making the lyrics more inclusive does not reject tradition, but respects it
A couple hundred Nanaimo residents wish to give city council an ultimatum to shape up or ship out
British Columbia isn’t perfect, but there’s no place we’d rather be
Expanding Colliery Dam Park ended up being an easy enough decision for Nanaimo city council
We hope everyone takes the opportunity to hop in and have some fun at Nanaimo’s Bathtub weekend
It’s just one seat on a nine-member council, but it’s important enough that every citizen should vote
An incoming government needs to take care that it’s as representative as voters seemed to want
For the nation’s 150th, this July 1 is going to be a bigger deal across the country
Another class of graduates is finishing secondary school in Nanaimo.
Candidates need to get people to the polls, and raising issues around affordable housing is one way
