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Fundraiser set up for Nanaimo woman who may lose foot after motorcycle crash

Fundraiser set up for Nanaimo woman who may lose foot after motorcycle crash

Eating disorder recovery worker facing multiple surgeries over coming months
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Grandparents cheer from Nanaimo as granddaughter wins Canada’s first rowing medal of Olympics

Grandparents cheer from Nanaimo as granddaughter wins Canada’s first rowing medal of Olympics

Caileigh Filmer used to see how fast she could paddle around Nanaimo’s Shack Islands
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800 Christmas trees burn in fire at Nanaimo tree farm

800 Christmas trees burn in fire at Nanaimo tree farm

Firefighting crews, including helicopters, battle fire all night
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B.C. man who once had personal mementos stolen wants to unite family with old photos

B.C. man who once had personal mementos stolen wants to unite family with old photos

Nanaimo’s Michael Suiker salvaged 10 photo albums at estate sale three years ago
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Fisherman reels in 5-foot shark near Nanaimo

Fisherman reels in 5-foot shark near Nanaimo

Roy Ban snagged a sixgill shark last week in relatively shallow waters
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Forestry protesters try to disrupt loading of logs in Nanaimo harbour

Forestry protesters try to disrupt loading of logs in Nanaimo harbour

Extinction Rebellion Nanaimo sets off smoke bomb, blocks street
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Anti-racism rally in Nanaimo postponed due to threat of violence

Anti-racism rally in Nanaimo postponed due to threat of violence

Organizers intend to hold event at a later date
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Boat burns up on Nanaimo’s Long Lake, man and child unhurt

Boat burns up on Nanaimo’s Long Lake, man and child unhurt

Jet skiers attempt to put out fire by circling around to spray water on burning boat
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‘We need to do better,’ says mother of woman killed in Nanaimo

‘We need to do better,’ says mother of woman killed in Nanaimo

Vigil held for former outreach worker Amy Watts, whose body was found downtown June 3
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Case counts encouraging, but Island ‘still vulnerable,’ says health authority

Case counts encouraging, but Island ‘still vulnerable,’ says health authority

New COVID-19 cases decrease again in almost all areas of Vancouver Island
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