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Nanaimo News Bulletin
›Victoria senior battling cancer evicted over missed rent increase payment›Vernon nearing first-year housing target, minister says›B.C.’s Agricultural Land Commission is cutting staff. Farmers already complain of waits›Fulmer brings BC Conservative leadership bid on tour›Alleged drug dealers caught in Abbotsford with enough cocaine to kill 20 bears›Victoria trans community warns B.C. decision may worsen surgical wait times›Revelstoke entrepreneur stringing new public tree hammocks in greenbelt›Nanaimo and area clean up and deal with aftermath of wind event›B.C. investigation probes ‘systemic’ sexualized conduct in municipal police forces›Telehealth company bridging the gap for same-day access to primary care in B.C.›‘Potential risk’: Canada ends longtime Weatheradio service, leaving some forecast-less›Spring reveals unexploded ordnances in Vernon park›Family launches fundraiser after man’s death at Island construction site›Beefs & Bouquets, March 25›Naming a Crisis: B.C. arts project marks 10 years of B.C.’s opioid epidemic›Williams Lake council drops controversial public safety motion›Nanaimo man says he was almost hit by flying trampoline›Cowichan bluesman Brandon Isaak up for 5 Canadian Blues Music Awards›Vancouver Goldeneyes fall short despite Campbell’s ‘solid’ performance›‘My nervous system is on fire’: Residents say B.C. highway too dangerous to drive
Last updated: Nov 3, 2026, 1:00 p.m.