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Nanaimo News Bulletin
›Mexican Navy tall ship arrives in Victoria for training cruise›Defence warns of ‘dangerous witnesses’ as Nanaimo shooting-murder trial closes›THORPE REPORT: Spring and summer soccer filled the net›Docuseries featuring Snuneymuxw First Nation canoe club to premiere on APTN›Business Notes: Splitsville Bowl Nanaimo celebrating 20th anniversary›QUIZ: Preparing for the school year›B.C. Lions earn revenge, thump visiting Montreal Alouettes 48-29›Seattle Kraken earn 7-3 win over Vancouver Canucks in game one of Prospects Showcase›COLUMN: Fishermen should know how to swim›LETTER TO THE EDITOR: We need to prioritize homelessness›Kelowna athlete and therapist conquers prestigious trail race in France›Robin Allen Sirovyak›Remembering 9/11: Canadians, Americans gather at B.C. border›Nanaimo Jazz Festival underway with several upcoming concerts and events›Ladysmith Maritime Society’s restored skiff launches after 3,000 hours of work›Headline history: Dodd Narrows was considered for a tidal-energy project›Nanaimo and Lantzville candidates declared for 2026 municipal election›Man wanted for alleged drug offences in the Comox Valley: RCMP›Building new B.C. ferries in China cost Canada $1.5B in lost GDP, report finds›19 Wing Comox involved in cruise ship medevac 180 km northwest of Port Hardy
Last updated: Sep 15, 2026, 6:30 a.m.