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4 SD68 schools report COVID-19 exposure events
NANAIMO - School District 68 continues to experience COVID-19 exposure events. Nanaimo District Secondary School suffered exposure dates on Feb. 19, from Feb. 22 to 26 as well as March 1 and 2. Ladysm...
Spencer Sterritt Mar 04, 2021
Island Health, province post above-average day for new COVID-19 cases
NANAIMO - Case counts across the province continue to pace above recent averages, however public health maintains there is still light at the end of the tunnel. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie He...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 04, 2021
SD68 guiding all Island school districts through COVID-19 exposure events
NANAIMO - Hands-on experience with COVID-19 exposures in schools is helping the Nanaimo-Ladysmith school district teach lessons to other island districts. SD68 was selected by the ministry of educatio...
Spencer Sterritt Mar 04, 2021
Frustration grows over reduced recycling options in Parksville-Qualicum region
PARKVILLE - There’s no end in sight to what was only expected to be a brief service disruption for recycling certain household items in the Oceanside region. Contracts involving Recycle BC expir...
Ian Holmes Mar 04, 2021
Central Island continues drop in active COVID-19 cases, 27 new confirmed for Island Health
NANAIMO - The number of people actively diagnosed and then recovering from COVID-19 continues to drop. Active cases in the health authority dropped by 21 on Wednesday, to 270. The central Island saw t...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 03, 2021
BC Ferries introduces new fares for Nanaimo to Lower Mainland sailings
NANAIMO - BC Ferries is making travel between central Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland a little more affordable. The company recently unveiled new fare choices on three routes including both Ts...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 03, 2021
Nanaimo’s residential construction sector maintains steady pace during pandemic
NANAIMO - COVID-19 doesn’t appear to be a major hindrance in building new homes in the city. A presentation Monday night from the City’s director of development approvals Jeremy Holm showe...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 03, 2021
B.C. focused on ‘maximizing the benefit’ of widespread COVID-19 vaccinations, 23 new Island Health cases
NANAIMO - More first doses for more people is the mantra for public health as the COVID-19 pandemic rolls on. Provincial health officer Dr. Bonnie Henry echoed Monday’s update on the vaccine rol...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 02, 2021
Suspect and victim arrested in Parksville following assault, area schools alerted out of precaution
PARKSVILLE - It was a two-for-one arrest for Oceanside RCMP in response to an assault in Parksville involving what turned out to be a weapon resembling a gun. RCMP Cpl. Jesse Foreman said a man called...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 02, 2021
Helping Wheels: Kiwanis Village Meals On Wheels Program
NANAIMO - NanaimoNewsNOW is proud to announce February’s Helping Wheels winner. In partnership with Nissan of Nanaimo and Nanaimo Mitsubishi, the winning non-profit each month will receive a $1,...
NanaimoNewsNOW Staff Mar 02, 2021