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Nanaimo schools high priority for seismic upgrades

NANAIMO – Six schools identified as high priority for seismic upgrades following reassessment
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Federal Liberal leader visits Nanaimo

Federal Liberal interim leader Bob Rae drops by for coffee Saturday (May 19).
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Nanaimo to implement in-house downtown parking enforcement

NANAIMO – City hall will take over parking enforcement in the downtown core at the end of 2012.
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Entrance Island Lighthouse nominated for heritage designation

NANAIMO – For nearly 140 years the Entrance Island Lighthouse has been a beacon shining across the waters of Georgia Strait.
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UPDATE: Nanaimo council sets property tax rate increase

Generally lower assessments could spell a slight decrease in some property tax bills
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DEPTH PROBE: Nanaimo engineer helps explore ocean's deepest depths

DEPTH PROBE: Nanaimo engineer helps explore ocean's deepest depths

Nanaimo engineer part of team that helped James Cameron make world's first solo dives to bottom of Mariana Trench
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Mayor Ruttan to attend inaugural B.C. mayors' conference

Nanaimo Mayor John Ruttan will be among 86 B.C. mayors at the inaugural BC Mayors' Caucus scheduled May 16-18 in Penticton.
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Seniors safety seminar offered

NANAIMO – Police and Good Samaritans host seniors safety seminar in south Nanaimo.
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UPDATE: Cudahy steps down as economic corporation CEO

NANAIMO – After seven months on the job, Nanaimo Economic Development Corporation CEO Susan Cudahy has stepped down from her position.
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Men take stand against violence by donning high heels

Men take stand against violence by donning high heels

NANAIMO – Violence against women ripples outward affecting other members of the family, especially children.
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