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Students and faculty in Vancouver Island University's green building and renewable energy technician program are surprised at the university's decision to suspend the two-year diploma program just three years after it started.

Group exchange with Phillipines organized

The city and Regional District of Nanaimo want to get a jump on a pair of projects with the help of government funding.

Fighter jets, fish, foreign policy and fiscal responsibility topped the agenda Thursday night as six Nanaimo-Alberni candidates competing to win that riding in Monday's federal election squared off at Dover Bay Secondary School.

Hundreds of Nanaimo students staged their own federal elections this week in advance of Monday's 41st general election.

New signs installed in neighbourhoods around Nanaimo are helping the Block Watch program make its mark across the city.

Voters in Nanaimo-Alberni get their chance to grill the federal election candidates tonight (April 28).

Brad Smith, manager of the Value Lodge Motel on Nicol Street, got some welcome news in mid-February when he was told the city lifted the motel’s nuisance property designation.