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Jessica Durling

Jessica Durling

Jessica joined the Nanaimo News Bulletin in 2024, after working in television as a reporter with Global News in Regina. Before that she worked as an investigative journalist for a year at The Pointer in Ontario, and spent four years with Glacier Media in Saskatchewan covering COVID-19, municipal politics, school boards and Indigenous communities.

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jessica.durling@nanaimobulletin.com

Recent Work by Jessica

Tourism Nanaimo seeks to benefit from Canadians choosing to vacation in Canada

Tourism Nanaimo seeks to benefit from Canadians choosing to vacation in Canada

Harbour City well-positioned to take advantage of tourism trends
Conservationists seek out hard-to-find black swift nests on Vancouver Island

Conservationists seek out hard-to-find black swift nests on Vancouver Island

Black swifts can fly with a speed up to 111.5 km/h, without landing for eight months a year, and nest around waterfalls
B.C. couple taking on 18 triathlons across Canada to fundraise for ALS research

B.C. couple taking on 18 triathlons across Canada to fundraise for ALS research

First race takes place May 11 in Nanaimo
Temporary homes for people who are unhoused opening soon in Chase River in Nanaimo

Temporary homes for people who are unhoused opening soon in Chase River in Nanaimo

People who have been staying in overnight shelters will move into units at 1300 Island Highway South
Loudon Park boathouse design being re-considered by Nanaimo city council

Loudon Park boathouse design being re-considered by Nanaimo city council

Council pauses plan to go ahead with $10.8-million boathouse, but hasn't made firm decision beyond that
'Bee school' will be in session for pro-pollination people in Nanaimo

'Bee school' will be in session for pro-pollination people in Nanaimo

Native Bee Society of B.C. holding two-day workshop May 10-11
Global Village Nanaimo returns for spring pop-up

Global Village Nanaimo returns for spring pop-up

Shop at Country Club Centre will be open until May 29
Nanaimo residents alerted to importance of emergency preparedness

Nanaimo residents alerted to importance of emergency preparedness

Emergency Preparedness Week takes place May 4-10
Nanaimo spring makers market taking place at Beban Park

Nanaimo spring makers market taking place at Beban Park

Market being held at Beban Park Social Centre from May 2-4
Hawks hired to keep gulls away from Nanaimo landfill and airport

Hawks hired to keep gulls away from Nanaimo landfill and airport

Landfills across North America employ birds of prey to work as gull bouncers
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