Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Editor’s note: The story contains graphic details and reader discretion is advised. NANAIMO - A confession to a friend was entered as key evidence against a woman accused of killing her former b...

NANAIMO - The Clippers sent seven players to Penticton for the BCHL’s all star weekend. Five players participated in the Jan. 19 Top Prospects game and two Clippers played in the three on three ...

NANAIMO - More people died from drug toxicity last year than in any year previous. Grim new numbers from the B.C. Coroners Service shows 2023 will go down as the deadliest year in the toxic drug crisi...

QUALICUM BEACH - A building seen as a major catalyst for the Oceanside region will receive long overdue upgrades. The St. Andrews Lodge Historical and Cultural Society successfully received a more tha...

Police in London, Ont., are not confirming a report that five members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team have been told to surrender to authorities to face charges of sexual assault. The ...

NANAIMO - An ever-increasing number of medical calls being handled by local fire departments is taking its toll on staff, as well as financially. Many departments, including Nanaimo and Parksville, ha...

NANAIMO - A $1 million fundraising goal initially viewed as ambitious was blown out of the water. Nanaimo & District Hospital Foundation’s (NDHF) Winter Giving Campaign netted more than $1.8...

A judge has ruled it was unreasonable for the Liberal government to use the Emergencies Act to quell “Freedom Convoy” protests in the national capital and at key border points two years ag...

VANCOUVER - Hundreds of thousands of Metro Vancouver residents are without a bus ride again today as striking transit supervisors carry on with their 48-hour strike. The dispute between more than 180 ...

NANAIMO - An additional $1.5 million per year for the next five years is poised to be added to the City’s road maintenance budget, to ensure the longevity of the local transportation network. Th...