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Lights back on for almost all BC Hydro customers who lost power in strong winds
British Columbia’s Crown utility says crews have restored power to 95 per cent of some 290,000 businesses and homes that were in the dark at some point Monday as strong winds battered coastal ar...
Alex Rawnsley
Nov 05, 2024
Cadets ready ahead of 24-hour vigil at Nanaimo cenotaph
NANAIMO - It’s a chance to deeply reflect on the sacrifices made by those in wartime. Members from 205 Collishaw Royal Canadian Aid Cadets, along with other local cadet units will again stage a ...
Alex Rawnsley
Nov 05, 2024
Court hears horrific case of bestiality in Qualicum Beach
Editors note: This article contains extremely graphic details depicting sexual abuse of a dog. Reader discretion is strongly advised NANAIMO - Highly unusual and bewildering behaviour by a man in Qual...
Ian Holmes
Nov 04, 2024
Nanaimo Mounties searching for man wanted on assault with weapon & other charges
NANAIMO - Police are reaching out to the public in a bid to locate a man wanted on multiple charges. David Arlen Thomas, 31, faces charges of assault with a weapon and being unlawfully in a dwelling a...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff
Nov 04, 2024
Strong winds knock out power for thousands of mid-Island residents
PARKSVILLE - A strong Pacific storm which brought considerable rainfall early Monday morning is causing new headaches as the day continues. Wind gusts upwards of 90 kilometres are expected across part...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff
Nov 04, 2024
B.C. port lockout begins as no deal reached in labour dispute with foremen union
VANCOUVER - The provincewide lockout against a union of more than 700 foremen at all British Columbia ports began at 8 a.m. The BC Maritime Employers Association has said the lockout is meant to ̶...
Alex Rawnsley
Nov 04, 2024
Mount Benson trail repairs expected to be done next summer
NANAIMO - Significant hiking trail restoration work originally scheduled to be finished this fall has been pushed back to next summer. The Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) stated re-routing a 700 me...
Ian Holmes
Nov 04, 2024
Man suffers life-threatening injuries after ‘targeted’ shooting in central Nanaimo
NANAIMO - Local Mounties, aided by specialized RCMP units, are conducting an investigation after a significant shooting Saturday night. Just before 6:30 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2, reports of shots bein...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff
Nov 03, 2024
October continues average weather trend for Nanaimo, with a bit more badly needed rain
NANAIMO - The pattern of average weather continued for the mid-island in the month of October, with a bit more rain than usual. The average temperature for Nanaimo last month was 9.8 degrees Celcius, ...
Jordan Davidson
Nov 03, 2024
‘It’s a great time to come by the hatchery:’ annual fundraiser bolsters Nanaimo River salmon
NANAIMO - Mature salmon making a splash during their end of life journey is an annual spectacle on full display throughout the region, including streams near Nanaimo River Hatchery. The non-profit hat...
Ian Holmes
Nov 03, 2024
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