Remembrance Day 2025 events on Vancouver Island
Events, ceremonies and information on Remembrance Day 2025 in the Comox Valley, Nanaimo and Cowichan Valley
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Events in Nanaimo for Nov. 6 to 13, 2025
Music, arts and community events listings in Nanaimo.
‘A step in the right direction’: Nanaimo adds protection for manufactured home owners
New city policy outlines obligations for landowners who want to rezone manufactured home communities.
Haunted Nanaimo: Spooky spots in the city
From haunted fire halls to Gallows Point, Nanaimo has a history of otherworldly presences.
‘Nearly 200 years of big work and persistence’: te’tuxwtun lands returned to Snuneymuxw
Roughly 80 hectares of federal land near Vancouver Island University added to Snuneymuxw’s reserve
‘Like a bomb dropping’: Safer supply changes leave patients struggling for stability
A local doctor says the province’s new safer supply rules are more about politics than public health.
Loudon Park to expand with purchase of new properties
City of Nanaimo spends $2.2 million to provide more options for future boathouse and activity centre, as well as increase park space.
Palestine solidarity in Nanaimo continues as UN commission declares genocide in Gaza
Nanaimo councillor sponsors emergency UBCM resolution calling on B.C. to take action against Israel and support Palestinian resettlement.
How much are Nanaimo councillors spending?
Council expense report shows fewer councillors attending national conferences this year.
Q&A: Nanaimo artist Lenae Silva on substance use, support and ‘bright endings’
Lenae Silva talks about her experiences as a person who uses drugs in her new exhibit at Vancouver Island University.
Events in Nanaimo for Nov. 6 to 13, 2025
Music, arts and community events listings in Nanaimo.
‘A step in the right direction’: Nanaimo adds protection for manufactured home owners
New city policy outlines obligations for landowners who want to rezone manufactured home communities.
Haunted Nanaimo: Spooky spots in the city
From haunted fire halls to Gallows Point, Nanaimo has a history of otherworldly presences.
‘Nearly 200 years of big work and persistence’: te’tuxwtun lands returned to Snuneymuxw
Roughly 80 hectares of federal land near Vancouver Island University added to Snuneymuxw’s reserve
‘Like a bomb dropping’: Safer supply changes leave patients struggling for stability
A local doctor says the province’s new safer supply rules are more about politics than public health.
Loudon Park to expand with purchase of new properties
City of Nanaimo spends $2.2 million to provide more options for future boathouse and activity centre, as well as increase park space.
Palestine solidarity in Nanaimo continues as UN commission declares genocide in Gaza
Nanaimo councillor sponsors emergency UBCM resolution calling on B.C. to take action against Israel and support Palestinian resettlement.
How much are Nanaimo councillors spending?
Council expense report shows fewer councillors attending national conferences this year.
Q&A: Nanaimo artist Lenae Silva on substance use, support and ‘bright endings’
Lenae Silva talks about her experiences as a person who uses drugs in her new exhibit at Vancouver Island University.