Soldiers from other countries trained in Canada, fell for Canadian women and settled down post-war
Soldiers from other countries trained in Canada, fell for Canadian women and settled down post-war
Exhibit at Vancouver Island Military Museum depicts dangers of flying B.C. coast during war years
Canada became ‘aerodrome of democracy’
Trebuchet and air cannon will fire pumpkins to their final resting places in charity fundraiser
Cliffside Brewing Company opened Friday with six recipes on tap
B.C. Conservation Officer Service hopes to prevent bears having to be relocated or put down
Transportation, brewery and First Nation representatives speak at VIEA economic summit in Nanaimo
British Columbia’s first Bee City Canada Bee Campus established in Nanaimo
Duck Buck Moose involves skill, cunning and luck of the draw
Incident on Haliburton Street causes indefinite delay in completing upgrade project
Community giving thousands of dollars to help get family back on its feet after fire on Ney Drive
Residents, business owners vent frustrations over Nanaimo crime and drug activity
Conservation officer service confirms two red-bellied piranhas caught in Nanaimo lake
Conservation officer service confirms two red-bellied piranhas caught in Westwood Lake this year
Suspect allegedly pointed weapon during disturbance before fleeing scene
Fire investigator warns anything with an open flame should never be left unattended
Nanaimo hospice vehicle aims to bring counselling services to children who’ve lost loved ones
Crane company uses auxiliary hydraulic unit to solve problem that was holding up recovery operation
Wayne Strilesky found safe in thick brush in north Nanaimo
