After almost five years fully online, Vancouver Island University’s school student press, The Navigator, has announced its return to print.
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Commercial Street brieftly got a new look on Friday as Strong Towns Nanaimo and students from Vancouver Island University, took over serval parking spaces for Park(ing) Day.
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Fall GoByBike week is kicking off from September 23 until October 6 across the province and in Nanaimo. With the weather and this event encouraging more students to ride bicycles to school, École Quarterway Elementary School’s PAC is reminding drivers and cyclists to focus on road safety.
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As an ambassador for BC Culture Days, a local artist is hosting a community mural event in the hope of bringing community members from all walks of life together.
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Last year over 3,000 pounds of produce were saved in Nanaimo from ending up in landfills because of a local group of gleaners.
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After purchasing Casino Nanaimo, the Snuneymuxw First Nation is celebrating the purchase of another casino on Vancouver Island.
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After breaking a world record at the Paralympic Games trials in Para swimming, Parksville’s Nicholas Bennett has finished his second Paralympics with two golds and one silver.
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Four Nanaimo citizens have received the King Charles III Coronation Medal for their outstanding work supporting the Nanaimo community.
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With fall around the corner, black bears will be seeking to fatten up for the winter on the coast. During this time, WildSafeBC is reminding everyone to create a bear-safe neighbourhood.
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With the school year now underway, one Nanaimo high school has announced it is expanding.
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According to a recent poll done by the TD Bank Group 65 per cent of post-secondary students define themselves as financially unstable.
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City of Nanaimo’s outgoing Poet Laureate Kamal Parmar has been honoured by becoming a new addition to the City’s Poetry Walk.
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Nanaimo has been awarded the title of a Welcoming Francophone Community highlighting its growing French-speaking community.
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More people in Nanaimo and across the province will have better access to healthy food options through food infrastructure projects supported by provincial funding.
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Nanaimo’s Ethan Katzberg is still celebrating his big win at the 2024 Paris Olympics after making history as the first-ever Canadian to win gold in hammer throw.
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For over 100 days, the VIU Palestine Solidarity Encampment stood at Vancouver Island University’s Nanaimo campus, and on day 110, the encampment was officially dismantled.
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