Nanaimo-Lantzville candidates square off on harm reduction, health care By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● October 4, 2024 All-candidates debate at Wellington Secondary School takes on mental health, addictions and public safety.
Nanaimo International Film Screening Society launches first season By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● October 1, 2024 New film society rises like ‘a phoenix out of the ashes’ of Theatre One’s longstanding Fringe Flicks screenings.
Q&A: Nanaimo election candidates on health care By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 26, 2024 B.C. election 2024 Nanaimo candidates answer questions on health care in Nanaimo.
Public Works Yard AAP explained By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 19, 2024 The Nanaimo Public Works Yard needs elector approval for a $90 million overhaul to replace fleet maintenance and administration buildings.
Q&A: MJ McGregor speaks their TRUTH By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 17, 2024 Raised in a secretive religion, local artist MJ McGregor uses music to find and form a new identity.
Snuneymuxw says second casino a step towards economic sovereignty By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 12, 2024 Chief Wyse says gaming profits will support housing and education in the First Nation
Nanaimo’s guide to the B.C. election By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 12, 2024 What electoral district am I in? Who are the candidates? When is it again? All the election basics, covered.
Making Indigenous waves By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 10, 2024 Nanaimo Art Gallery hosts four Indigenous artists giving lightning talks on Friday, Sept. 13.
Meet Mick Sweetman, The Discourse’s new Nanaimo reporter By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● September 6, 2024 ‘One thing I love about the approach The Discourse takes is its commitment to listen to our readers and engage with the community,’ Sweetman says.