Author Archives: Syndicated Content

Kathryn Gallagher Morton is “absolutely thrilled” that Canada Post is at least moving. “It may be moving slowly now, but at least it’s moving,” said Morton, who is the ow...

NANAIMO - Design, form and character of a four-storey, 60-bed supportive housing complex in the city’s south end has passed with flying colours. The City of Nanaimo’s Design Advisory Panel...

NANAIMO - The Clippers lost just their second game in regulation time this season with a 4-1 home ice setback versus Salmon Arm. The Silverbacks opened the scoring on a deflection goal by Jaden Johnso...

NANAIMO - Sixteen people lost their lives over the summer in the Harbour City as a result of drug toxicity. New data from the BC Coroner’s Service, looking at reported deaths in July and August,...

NANAIMO - It’s the biggest cruise ship arrival in recent memory for the Harbour City. The MV Noordam, operated by Holland America, docked in Nanaimo at around 1:15 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 10, with ...

NANAIMO - It was a show of solidarity from different groups of striking workers, each showing their support to the other’s bargaining process. Members from across the central Island region of th...

NANAIMO - A well-known offender will spend more time in jail following a rash of incidents, including assaulting two police officers. Kym Robert Arkell, 41, was sentenced to 106 more days in jail in a...

NANAIMO - With a wetter winter widely predicted for the mid-Island, BC Hydro are telling their customers to get prepared. Intense storms are all but assured through the winter months, with a La Nina p...

NANAIMO - The Clippers will travel to Abbotsford during the Thanksgiving long weekend to play in the annual BCHL Showcase. They have 10 a.m. games on both Monday, Oct. 13 and Tuesday, Oct. 14 against ...

NANAIMO - A long-time social worker and Campbell River’s first Indigenous city councillor has thrown her hat into the ring to be the leader of the federal New Democratic Party (NDP). Tanille Joh...