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Summer took its sweet time arriving on the south coast of B.C. and won’t be sticking around for much longer.

Emergency agencies made numerous changes as a result of Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.

A couple hundred people, mainly current or former forestry workers, joined a rally in downtown Nanaimo Wednesday calling on the province to ban the export of raw logs.

Enrolment in academic programs at Vancouver Island University took a small dip this fall, reversing a three-year trend of increases.

Nanaimo is about to receive a fragment of a day that changed the world.

Friends and families affected by suicide

Two teenage boys were robbed at knife point in Nanaimo Thursday.

Mounties found a missing Kirk McLean jersey and a possible meth lab Wednesday during their search for a Nanaimo man wanted on a Canada-wide warrant.

A Nanaimo mother was tailgating and switching lanes repeatedly in the minutes before her vehicle was involved in a horrific car crash in December 2008, a witness testified Thursday.

Nanaimo drivers continue to practice bad driving habits even with children on the roads at the start of the school year, say police.