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Nanaimo man to head Western Forest Products

The Island's largest forestry company has a new leader with Nanaimo roots.
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City takes steps to ban shark fin soup

NANAIMO: Punishment for retailers not in compliance would be minimal under Local Government Act.
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VIEX 2012 peeks at past, future

NANAIMO: An exciting glimpse of the future and a whole lot of fun in between will be offered at the Vancouver Island Exhibition.
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Discarded cigarettes keep firefighters busy

NANAIMO: Threat of bark mulch fires means multiple-crew response.
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Health authority aims to reduce carbon use

NANAIMO: Vancouver Island Health Authority spent more than $880,000 last year to pay for carbon offsets.
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Wind wobble topples trailer

Wind wobble topples trailer

NANAIMO: Trailer MVA closes down parkway for more than one hour Monday.
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Woodstream Park receives some TLC

NANAIMO – Fish habitat improvement, new trees and shoreline erosion prevention all part of a partnership to revitalize ecosystem.
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Nanaimo longboarders heading across Canada

NANAIMO – A local skate shop is hitting the road with members of its racing team for a cross Canada tour at the end of August.
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Elk shooting prompts call for information

NANAIMO: Discovery of elk carcass shocks couple on walk
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City to seek federal money for Departure Bay seawall

Nanaimo city council will seek federal money to improve the seawall and spray park at Departure Bay.
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