News

NANAIMO – Teachers believe proposed Education Improvement Act will lead to larger classes and leave little for teachers to bargain.

Federal government closes youth employment offices, but expands online services.

NANAIMO – A mild winter, growing supply of natural gas and reduced demand has frozen natural gas rates for most Island customers.

NANAIMO – Data will help determine future transportation patterns and needs.

Sightings of a submarine operating north of Nanaimo pique local curiosity.

NANAIMO – Cost of land simply too much for taxpayers while development will contribute to local economy.

Nanaimo Empire Days Celebration Society announces May Queen party.

Mounties in Nanaimo drop investigation after discovering a knife attack against an army reservist never happened.

A $135,700 grant allows Nanaimo Airport to purchase an additional snow plough.

The province is giving Success By 6, a partnership formed in 2003 between the government, the United Way and credit unions, $3.4 million.