Who will protect low-income seniors from dying in extreme heat?
This public-interest lawyer has ‘very little confidence’ in the government’s response, and is calling for tenant-led solutions.
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Q&A: Island Corridor Foundation’s big pitch to revive Vancouver Island passenger rail
Island Corridor Foundation CEO Larry Stevenson explains why it’s time for First Nation, provincial and federal governments to come to a resolution regarding the land that was stolen to build the railway corridor.
To tackle anti-Indigenous racism in healthcare, this community group connects healthcare providers with Indigenous mentors
“We are relationship building,” says Culturally Committed mentor Daniel R. Elliott. “That’s some of that groundwork that really needs to happen.”
Q&A: Justice for survivors of Nanaimo ‘Indian Hospital’ depends in part on political will, says class-action lawyer
Lawyer Steven Cooper explains where the class action lawsuit stands and what’s needed to restore justice.
Election 2021: A guide for Nanaimo-Ladysmith voters
Here’s a brief summary of the candidates, party platforms and top issues Nanaimo voters told us they care about.
Independent journalists fought for their right to report on Fairy Creek — and won
A July 20 court ruling directs RCMP to respect journalists’ rights to witness arrests at Fairy Creek.
Are the Fairy Creek blockaders protesting legally?
We’re answering reader questions as part of our Fairy Creek pop-up news coverage.
Comox Valley, what stories need to be told?
Tell us how the media can serve you better.
Making rent more affordable in Nanaimo: A community conversation
Reporter Julie Chadwick sat down with Nanaimo Ladysmith MP Paul Manly to talk about how we got here and what’s next.
