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Nanaimo land trust facing another financial crisis

Organization launching Project NALT, Part II
Breathe easy, Nanaimo has some of cleanest air in the world

Breathe easy, Nanaimo has some of cleanest air in the world

On Monday, the global health organization released its list of measurements ranking 1,100 cities in 91 countries for air quality between 2003 and 2010. Canada finished third in the world for best air quality, tied with Australia, while Nanaimo finished in the Top 10 for all cities.

Roaring Twenties gala raises money for healthy cooking sessions

Roaring Twenties gala raises money for healthy cooking sessions.
Island's largest shopping mall turns 30

Island's largest shopping mall turns 30

Nanaimo's largest taxpayer celebrates 30 years in the community on Friday.

Critics pan Lantzville mayor's urban agriculture solutions

In an effort to reduce conflict among neighbours, an occurrence that sparked the original debate regarding Compassion farm, Haime has explored making the 138 hectares of ALR in Lantzville more accessible for urban agriculture supporters by proposing smaller lots and tax incentives for people who want to make a modest living producing food on smaller lots.

Mazzei out of coma, health improving

Nanaimo philanthropist and business leader Frank Mazzei's health has improved considerably since being in a two-week coma after a motorcycle accident in Saskatchewan in late August.

City dominates bidding at tax sale

The City of Nanaimo gave 35 property owners an opportunity to pay their delinquent property taxes rather than lose their properties in a tax sale auction Monday.
City hears social housing concerns

City hears social housing concerns

The city and province are taking the issues surrounding social housing in Nanaimo’s north-end to the people.

CEO's departure a chance to right B.C. Ferries

David Hahn’s departure as CEO of B.C. Ferries is being hailed an opportunity to get the corporation back under direct government control.

Community dialogue looks at use of forest lands

The mid-Island community's vision for forest lands and how to improve long-term, sustainable management of these lands is the topic of a public dialogue session at Vancouver Island University Thursday.