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Nanaimo News Bulletin
›Ladysmith’s Josh Waltman crossing item off bucket list with Tour de Rock ride›2026 marks final season for current Canadian Forces Snowbirds aircraft›Vancouver Canucks fire head coach Adam Foote after 1 season›Kelowna named top 15 food city in the world by National Geographic›Graffiti busting: Victoria considers bylaws to curb the tools of vandalism›Car crashes into sushi restaurant in downtown Nanaimo›35-year-old Okanagan homicide still being investigated›Vancouver Rise FC secure first victory of season with 2-1 win over Halifax›Sidney/North Saanich RCMP suspend 7 impaired drivers over May long weekend›Comedian Jim Jefferies brings his ‘unapologetic best’ to Victoria this fall›Still no interest in developing 6 Commercial St.›Science World turns into giant soccer ball for FIFA World Cup in Vancouver›‘Tragic accident’: Woman presumed drowned after car falls in Kamloops river›Wild world record broken by barefoot B.C. runner›Environmental advocates call pipeline deal a ‘betrayal’ of Canada’s climate goals›Decision on Nanaimo school, named after chased Snuneymuxw man, coming in winter›6 majors, 1 finish line: B.C. runner completes global marathon quest›Vancouver Island SAR group establishes legacy fund after special donation›Vernon crews helping in Kamloops river search for missing person›Town Crier statue gets second chance at new life in Greater Victoria
Last updated: May 26, 2026, 4:30 p.m.