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Maartman makes gains in Nanaimo-Alberni riding

For a short period, the wave of NDP orange that swept the country Monday looked like it might also take hold in the Nanaimo-Alberni riding.

MP Lunney 'thrilled' to be part of majority government

Nanaimo-Alberni Conservative MP James Lunney will be spending his fifth term in a political landscape he hasn't been part of before – a majority government.

Suspected child luring solved

A possible child luring reported by police has turned out to be a case of miscommunication.
Nanaimo paramedic retires after 35 years of service

Nanaimo paramedic retires after 35 years of service

Flags fly at half mast to honour dead miners

Flags are flying at half-mast today (May 3) at city hall in honour of dozens of people killed in Nanaimo's worst mine disaster 124 years ago to the day.

Nanaimo's aging, unsafe city annex to be replaced

The aging and seismically unsafe city hall annex will be replaced by a new $11.87-million building.
Incumbents Crowder, Lunney retain seat

Incumbents Crowder, Lunney retain seat

Conservatives to form majority government with NDP Opposition.

News Bulletin wins top prize for community newspapers

The News Bulletin won the top prize for general excellence in the largest circulation category at Saturday’s B.C. and Yukon Community Newspaper Association annual Ma Murray awards.

Violent offender arrested one day after release

A violent offender was arrested in Nanaimo on the weekend, one day after he got out of prison aA violent offender was arrested in Nanaimo on the weekend, one day after he got out of a Lower Mainland prison and the same day a public warning was issued about his presence here.nd the same day a public warning was issued about his presence here.

Trustees closing in on final budget cuts

Nanaimo school trustees have just $120,000 to go to balance next year’s budget.