Singer Raymond Salgado’s ‘impeccable’ voice continues to rise
From television to the Toronto Raptors, the Nanaimo singer brings the love back to his hometown.
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Vintage film offers a glimpse into the dreamy world of 1960s Nanaimo
After finding a trove of his father's 8mm films, Paul Wende made it his mission to give them new life.
Country music star Aaron Pritchett is about to get ‘Liquored Up’ in new cross-Canada tour
'I'm just happy I am where I am. And I don't need any more than what I got.'
Indigenous women speak out about housing challenges
‘They don't have enough housing for single women who struggle with life,’ says a member of the local Women’s Poverty Response Circle.
Free speech, the Online News Act, and how it affects Canadian media
Commentator Jen Gerson speaks at Vancouver Island University about 'free speech in the digital age' to a packed crowd
‘My Symphony’ invites children to dream big, because the symphony ‘is for everyone’
Musician Rick Scott partners with Vancouver Island Symphony to bring educational concert to the public
‘Rewriting my colonial script’: Dr. Laura Ann Cranmer’s push to reclaim her story through theatre
'Scenes from the Nanaimo Indian Hospital' features the experiences of three girls from different backgrounds and languages.
Vancouver Island’s ‘hidden epidemic’ and those fighting to understand it
How Nanaimo became ground zero in the fight for toxic drug crisis survivors who are left with brain injuries.
How artist Jesse Gray transforms beach trash into bronze works of art
Bringing discarded objects back to life, the artists’ latest installation will be an interactive musical sculpture in Nanaimo’s Deverill Square Park.
Broken promises and a broken system: What happened to electoral reform?
Inside a local MP’s push to change the way we vote.