NANAIMO - The Port Theatre Society board is suspending its Spotlight Series and working on implementing a fresh focus
NANAIMO – 53rd Annual Polar Bear swim takes place Dec. 26 with a cast of colourful participants, including 97-year-old Jim Rutherford
NANAIMO - New regulations proposed by Health Canada will take away authorization for medical marijuana patients to grow at home
NANAIMO - The Regional District of Nanaimo has created a four year, three-party document for the management of its biosolids.
NANAIMO - Two families receive keys to their Habitat For Humanity homes Friday.
NANAIMO – A transportation review commissioned by the District of Lantzville yields a solid road network plan and traffic calming policy.
NANAIMO - Regional District of Nanaimo produces heat and electricity through its wastewater treatment process.
NANAIMO – RDN's former general manager of strategic and community development talks about his new role as chief administrative officer
NANAIMO - RDN lays illegal dumping charges against two residents who failed to appear in court.
NANAIMO – Low donation numbers have local charities concerned but hopeful with two weeks to Christmas.
NANAIMO – There are plenty of opportunities for residents to support or take interest in Canada’s efforts overseas.
NANAIMO – Local Type 1 diabetes patient Marti Demo is an ambassador for the disorder.
NANAIMO – Regional District of Nanaimo approvs $945,000 to help restore passenger rail on Vancouver Island.
NANAIMO: Families share experiences during Adoption Awareness Month in B.C.
Nanaimo residents can help fill hunger by filling the brown paper Quality Foods bag in this week's edition of the Bulletin
The Departure Bay Neighbourhood Association, in partnership with the City of Nanaimo, unveiled new art at Departure Bay beach
Nanaimo's Jack Patten has been an aide-de-camp for more than 23 years, and was awarded the lieutenant-governor's commendation
NANAIMO: Salvation Army seeks to man 100 shifts a day during Christmas Kettle campaign.
Greyhound's proposal to cut services has prompted Tofino Bus to apply for coverage from Nanaimo to Campbell River
The B.C. Supreme Court dismissed a legal action filed against the Regional District of Nanaimo by an Electoral Area C resident
