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'Sexsomnia' argument dismissed for Nanaimo man guilty of sex assaulting infant

'Sexsomnia' argument dismissed for Nanaimo man guilty of sex assaulting infant

Man previously found guilty in B.C. Supreme Court in Nanaimo in relation to 19-month-old daughter
Council approves development application for 86 apartments in north Nanaimo

Council approves development application for 86 apartments in north Nanaimo

Six-storey building on 6300 block of McRobb Avenue is second phase of Dover Ridge Apartments
Police request public’s assistance to find missing Nanaimo woman

Police request public’s assistance to find missing Nanaimo woman

Woman is described as having blue eyes and long blonde hair
Nanaimo-Lantzville candidates debate approaches to improving health care

Nanaimo-Lantzville candidates debate approaches to improving health care

MLA hopefuls participated in all-candidates' meeting Oct. 2 at Wellington Secondary School
More EA hours needed in Nanaimo-Ladysmith despite deal, says CUPE

More EA hours needed in Nanaimo-Ladysmith despite deal, says CUPE

CUPE Local 606 president grateful for investment, but says 26 hours not feasible for workers
Nanaimo seniors stage 'rocking chair rally' amidst climate emergency

Nanaimo seniors stage 'rocking chair rally' amidst climate emergency

Protest part of nation-wide action urges government to take action against climate change
Bin tagging program starts in Nanaimo to reduce bear encounters

Bin tagging program starts in Nanaimo to reduce bear encounters

Stickers with warnings of the consequences are being left on garbage bins set out too early
Loaves and Fishes asked prime minister for $7 million when he was in Nanaimo

Loaves and Fishes asked prime minister for $7 million when he was in Nanaimo

Requests made to help with cost relief of new East Wellington Road food bank warehouse project
Public works yard improvements will protect Nanaimo's infrastructure, says city staff

Public works yard improvements will protect Nanaimo's infrastructure, says city staff

Third alternative-approval process for Labieux yard started last week
Nanaimo city council declines request to support forestry industry lobbyists

Nanaimo city council declines request to support forestry industry lobbyists

Industry reps say forestry in B.C. facing uncertainty