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Jessica Durling

Jessica Durling

Jessica joined the Nanaimo News Bulletin in 2024, after working in television as a reporter with Global News in Regina. Before that she worked as an investigative journalist for a year at The Pointer in Ontario, and spent four years with Glacier Media in Saskatchewan covering COVID-19, municipal politics, school boards and Indigenous communities.

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jessica.durling@nanaimobulletin.com

Recent Work by Jessica

Nanaimo nail salon wants to add serving alcohol to its list of ways to pamper

Nanaimo nail salon wants to add serving alcohol to its list of ways to pamper

More spas in Nanaimo are letting clients sip a cocktail while getting a pedicure
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Island local government leaders ask province to address rabbit abandonment

Island local government leaders ask province to address rabbit abandonment

Resolution will be forwarded to the next Union of B.C. Municipalities convention
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Canada Health Act 'at risk' this election, says Hospital Employees’ Union

Canada Health Act 'at risk' this election, says Hospital Employees’ Union

Canadian Labour Congress and HEU hold press conference in Nanaimo
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B.C. university student conducts groundbreaking owl parasite count

B.C. university student conducts groundbreaking owl parasite count

Student at Nanaimo university conducts first study on helminth parasites in the species in B.C.
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LifeLabs pickets rotate into Nanaimo as B.C. strike into its 8th week

LifeLabs pickets rotate into Nanaimo as B.C. strike into its 8th week

About 50 workers walked off the job in Nanaimo on Friday
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Nanaimo Infusion's online bid to attract U.S. visitors gathering support

Nanaimo Infusion's online bid to attract U.S. visitors gathering support

Some Americans have cancelled, Maffin said, due to fear of being unable to re-enter U.S.
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Hospital district will pay for business plan to jumpstart Nanaimo patient tower

Hospital district will pay for business plan to jumpstart Nanaimo patient tower

Build is currently at the project planning stage, which comes before the business plan
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Invasive Canada geese in decline on the Island thanks to estuary efforts

Invasive Canada geese in decline on the Island thanks to estuary efforts

Guardians of our Salish Estuaries reports recent success through egg addling and estuary protection programs
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Cannabis use among B.C. youths continues post-legalization plunge: report

Cannabis use among B.C. youths continues post-legalization plunge: report

29% of central Island youths have tried cannabis, above the provincial average of 22%
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'Invasion of privacy': Youths more distrustful of AI data systems, B.C. study finds

'Invasion of privacy': Youths more distrustful of AI data systems, B.C. study finds

Developers and youths have different views when it comes to risks and benefits of artificial intelligence
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