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Two university students are training for the biggest run of their lives, while raising money and awareness about men’s mental health.

Owners of the Soundworks Market Hall hosted a preview of the former A&B Sound building, with the hope of seeing it again become a landmark for the downtown core.

Once again, downtown Nanaimo will be taken over by artists showcasing their talent and wares for purchase.

Nanaimo-born artist Jeff Cancade returned to Woodstove for their second year, under stage name Devours, performing confessional electropop inspired by their own inner city queer experiences.

Couples who receive disability assistance will now be able to be with the ones they love without having to worry about reduced support clawbacks.

A new play coming to Downtown Nanaimo’s OV Arts Centre is looking to tackle the tough realities of living with mental illness, addiction, and intergenerational trauma.

The Pride Society of the Comox Valley shared a letter addressed to MLA Brennan Day, following the representative’s decision to support the first reading of a OneBC bill intituled Protecting Minors from Gender Transition Act.

A local potter with 40 years of experience is sharing her knowledge in a book aimed at novice potters.

Loaves & Fishes Community Food Bank is facing unprecedented difficulties due to financial challenges and resulting in changes to this year’s Christmas Hamper program.

Vancouver Island University nursing students are making sure kids, no matter their background, can still take part in sports.

It is Halloween in the Comox Valley, but there is a deeper spiritual, and even religious story to be told behind the origins of this festive day; one that is still honoured by witches today.

Ground has officially broken for construction on the new BC Cancer centre at the Nanaimo Regional General Hospital.