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Suspect charged in teen's assault

NANAIMO – Fifteen-year-old girl struck and sexually assaulted in early morning attack.
Pagans share culture and beliefs at festival

Pagans share culture and beliefs at festival

NANAIMO – Pagans from across Vancouver Island gathering at Departure Bay Beach to share their culture this weekend.

Missed deadline leads to Elections B.C. fine

NANAIMO – B.C. Liberal candidate Walter Douglas Anderson missed a deadline for filing financing reports.

VIU tuition waiver program targets youth in care

NANAIMO – Vancouver Island University announced a new Youth in Care Tuition Waiver Program to increase access to post-secondary education.

Nanaimo works on mobile business licence

NANAIMO – The city is working on a proposed inter-municipal business licence program. It's good news for businesses, experts say.
Municipal election reform pledged for 2014 campaign

Municipal election reform pledged for 2014 campaign

Province opts to hold back spending limits until 2017
Ongoing bonuses at BC Ferries send 'wrong message'

Ongoing bonuses at BC Ferries send 'wrong message'

Incentive pay for brass rose when extra subsidy created surplus

Lantzville Legion launches campaign for cenotaph cash

NANAIMO – Lantzville Legion fundraising to build permanent Cenotaph in Huddlestone Park.

Short-term dam mitigation might destroy spillway

NANAIMO – City staff are considering the drawbacks of temporary work to the Colliery dams in the wake of a new engineering report.
Province should review more roadside driving bans: NDP

Province should review more roadside driving bans: NDP

Justice Minister sees no problem after court overturns suspension