Author Mick Sweetman Mick's Latest Articles Trust Fall exhibit at Nanaimo Art Gallery ‘embraces the happy accident’ By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● February 4, 2025 Jon Sasaki and Laura Gildner exhibit a journey into misadventure and miscommunication in Trust Fall. Six VIU alumni’s artwork showcased in new exhibit at The View Gallery By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 28, 2025 ‘An eclectic, visually stimulating showcase.’ Nanaimo mayor calls for more involuntary care By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 23, 2025 Mayor Leonard Krog says involuntary care is needed for people with brain injuries acquired from toxic drug use at a Vancouver forum organized by the Save Our Streets Coalition. Lighting up Nanaimo’s future By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 21, 2025 Luminous Paths art event celebrates 150th anniversary of the City of Nanaimo The best places to camp near Nanaimo By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 16, 2025 From beautiful ocean beaches to stunning waterfalls and forests and amazing lakes here are the best places to camp near Nanaimo. Q&A: The Stand’s filmmaker on the relevance of the 1985 Haida Gwaii blockade today By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 14, 2025 Haida director Chris Auchter says the pivotal story of the blockade teaches us to ‘treat each other with respect’ VIU basketball team supports trans teammate, boycotts games at bible college By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 9, 2025 Team says safety of trans athletes is at risk and calls on league to take concrete action Atticus Mercredi talks about Prophecy Club’s ‘angry Indigenous music’ By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● January 7, 2025 Prophecy Club’s new Mushum EP has been well received by Island audiences. Year-round drop-in centre for people who are unhoused in Nanaimo to open in January By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● December 19, 2024 Councillors and city staff say that a permanent, purpose built building and provincial funding is needed for a long-term sustainable service. Why Nanaimo postal workers are striking By Mick Sweetman ● Nanaimo ● December 12, 2024 Canada Post workers say they want to protect their benefits but the company says it needs financial sustainability. Posts pagination Previous 1 … 10 11 12 … 14 Next