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Nanaimo business partners breathe new life into Island’s most remote pub

Nanaimo business partners breathe new life into Island’s most remote pub

Scarlet Ibis Pub and Restaurant in Holberg is edge of civilization for wilderness adventurers
Nanaimo resident announced as Dream Home Project Initiative $50K recipient

Nanaimo resident announced as Dream Home Project Initiative $50K recipient

Money awarded by Parksville Qualicum Beach realtors toward first-time home purchase
Nanaimo-based Atlas Engineered Products buys Hi-Tec Industries

Nanaimo-based Atlas Engineered Products buys Hi-Tec Industries

Nanaimo roofing truss manufacturer acquires Lantzville-based competitor
University of Victoria student turns class project idea into full-blown fashion business

University of Victoria student turns class project idea into full-blown fashion business

Website aims to help art and design students find platform to share, sell their fashion pieces
Vancouver Island Real Estate Board elects new president for 2022

Vancouver Island Real Estate Board elects new president for 2022

Erica Kavanaugh to take over leading role
Small decal business allows Nanaimo woman to help family

Small decal business allows Nanaimo woman to help family

Elizabeth Lumley helps out her daughter Amy, who has lost both her legs
Lantzville cybersecurity company scans software to beat Log4j bug

Lantzville cybersecurity company scans software to beat Log4j bug

aDolus Technology Inc. generates first vulnerability reports to thwart hackers
Nanaimo-area IT firm looks for local talent to help industries fend off cyberattacks

Nanaimo-area IT firm looks for local talent to help industries fend off cyberattacks

Lantzville-based aDolus Technology hires VIU IT graduates for research and development
Nature’s Path acquires majority interest in Chilliwack organic food business

Nature’s Path acquires majority interest in Chilliwack organic food business

Largest organic cereal and snack maker buys into Anita’s Organic Mill
Central Vancouver Island Rotaries raise funds for access to education in Guatemalan villages

Central Vancouver Island Rotaries raise funds for access to education in Guatemalan villages

Rotarians will sell authentic hand woven Guatemalan scarves and clothing to raise funds