NANAIMO: People involved in creating a year-round farmers’ market think it could become a destination for visitors and locals alike.
NANAIMO: Fifty-one per cent of city managers, 30 per cent of union workers eligible to retire by 2016.
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City staff expected to provide council with options for increasing maximum penalties.
Program aimed at increasing, improving products to meet local demand.
Strong July, however, suggests market continues to remain flat
NANAIMO: Demand 'overwhelming' say organizers,extreme weather shelter will continue,
NANAIMO: The best photographs rarely land on your doorstep.
NANAIMO; More than ever, unions are working to help ensure all citizens enjoy a decent quality of life.
One-day strike will affect liquor stores, other government services
NANAIMO: Corporation reminds travellers Duke Point is an alternative from busy Departure Bay terminal.
NANAIMO: Coroner ruled drowning death of seven-year-old Cedar girl an accident.
Bicycles, shopping carts among load of trash removed from salmon bearing stream
NANAIMO: High food prices, tough drinking and driving laws and HST all ingredients for perfect storm.
NANAIMO: City wants to make sure it has the necessary infrastructure in place to help keep electric cars charged.
Social media being used to rally donations, generate awareness.
NANAIMO: Island's largest construction crane will be in place to assemble 12 bridge girders tomorrow (Aug. 23).
Citizens can participate through online survey, open houses.
The search for an iconic tourist attraction has been on the mind of many in Nanaimo lately.
NANAIMO: Punishment for retailers not in compliance would be minimal under Local Government Act.
