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
As school boards try to manage budget challenges, library bookshelves don’t always get prioritized.
The waterfront walkway is highly valued by citizens
Next month and in subsequent summers, Nanaimo can really make the most of festival season
A few thousand votes divided 13 ways could mean slim margins at the ballot box
Nanaimo will put off a permanent supervised consumption site, but there’s a will to find solutions
This summer’s byelection will be a midterm vote of sorts in Nanaimo
There’s every reason why Heritage Days can be a source of pride here
B.C. may well end up with the same governing party – but things won’t be the same
Today (May 9) is voting day, the climax and the conclusion of the B.C. general election
As we head to the polls May 9, there is only one…
The City of Nanaimo adopted terms of reference for its first-ever affordable housing strategy
Supervised consumption isn’t a solution, but it’s a critical response to an crisis that is ongoing
The Nanaimo Clippers Hockey Society is now seeking new members
Environmental issues should matter to all political parties, because voters care
We’re anxious to see who will advocate for us in Nanaimo and on Vancouver Island
