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Nanaimo News Bulletin
›THORPE REPORT: Nanaimo curlers wrap up season›COLUMN: So there I was, on the Island›Canada’s alcohol relief ‘step in the right direction’ but doesn’t meet B.C. beer needs›Lantzville taxes planned for between four to five per cent›Whitecaps score 1st place in MLS with league-leading 22 goals›Surrey’s Jenn Gardiner secures OT win for Vancouver Goldeneyes›Crimson Coast Dance Society, artist host male intimacy event at Nanaimo Art Gallery›All-time low daily temperature recorded for Nanaimo on April 16›Williams Lake teenager running for BC Children’s Hospital›LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Proposed free fares for students›Train derailment north of Lytton›New art show at Art 10 Gallery focusing on shape shifting›Vancouver Island singer and songwriter will be performing new album in Nanaimo›Car crashes into Comox apartment building, displacing residents›Police, scientists to ‘track and trace’ B.C.’s evolving illicit drug supply›B.C. report finds gaps remain in detention reforms for vulnerable adults›Boaters near Port McNeill warned of ‘high collision risk’ with feeding grey whale›Haz-mat emergency saw several young children in Chilliwack exposed to pepper-spray residues›Rainforest to Gold Rush train trip through B.C. may close after 2026›Switch to community mailboxes expected to take 5 years, Canada Post says
Last updated: Nov 1, 2026, 4:00 p.m.