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Teens arrested, residents frustrated after tire-slashing spree in Nanaimo
Two teens accused in a spree of vandalism and theft involving at least 30 cars Wednesday are in custody.
Nanaimoite charged under Income Tax Act
A Nanaimo man associated with the Globe Hotel will have a trial next year on charges brought by the Canada Revenue Agency.
Suspected truck thief chased through Nanaimo
It took two spike belts and 15 kilometres to take the steam out of a truck thiefa s flight from police through Nanaimo late Tuesday.
Nanaimo will expand bus service
A new express transit bus that will carry riders from Parksville-Qualicum to the Departure Bay ferry terminal in a little more than an hour is one of a number of improvements to the mid-Island bus service that was announced Tuesday by B.C. Transit.
Cops capture fugitive charged in child death
Help from the public, even from some in the criminal realm, led police to track down a mother wanted for the death of her own child.
Election reveals a divided Nanaimo
Somewhere smack in the middle of Nanaimo is an invisible line that divides the political left and right.
Crews battle 15th suspicious wildfire in same area of Nanaimo
Forestry service fire crews battled another suspicious blaze off Nanaimo Lakes Road Wednesday evening, bringing the total number of human-caused fires in the area to 15 this year.
Public asked to help nab possible arsonist
The Ministry of Forests and Range issued a plea on Thursday to help catch a suspected arsonist in Nanaimo.
Swine flu case confirmed at Nanaimo hospital
The Vancouver Island Health Authority today confirmed its first case of a hospital admission related to a case of H1N1 Human Swine Flu.
One injured, suspects in custody in Vancouver Island shooting
QUALICUM BEACH, B.C. a ' RCMP have several suspects in custody following what they say was a targeted, drug-related shooting early Saturday.
B.C. Supreme Court to hear Surrey Six murder case
Three men charged in the so-called Surrey Six murders will now face their murder charges in B.C. Supreme Court.
One dead, 14 ill after outbreak of C. difficile
Wednesday, Jun. 24, 2009 05:23AM EDT A Vancouver Island hospital is struggling to contain a deadly bug whose spread is tied to poor hygiene, months after health authorities were warned to improve infection controls.
'Insensitive' coroner's staff rub more salt into victims' wounds
Britney Frey, 16, says the coroner's office told her it would 'put my mother's remains in the mail' if Robert Pickton's six murder convictions are upheld.
Heavy rain on Wednesday at least temporarily reduced the fire risk in Nanaimo forests but investigators are increasingly worried about the number of suspicious fires cropping up south of the city.
A search that spanned close to half the globe looking for the family of a First World War veteran has ended with the location of a niece in B.C. "Out of the blue I got a phone call asking about Charles Jeffs," said Rae Falkenberg from her home yesterday in Nanaimo, B.C. "It's incredible." Falkenberg appears to be the closest living relative to ...
Police are this week reporting success in their investigations into a spate of robberies in Parksville and Qualicum Beach following one man's guilty plea and the laying of additional charges against a man accused of three break and enters.
Alta. woman charged in baby's methadone death back in custody
An Alberta woman facing charges in the death of her toddler after the child apparently drank methadone by accident is now in custody in British Columbia.
British Columbia Boys Choir expands to Nanaimo
The British Columbia Boys Choir will expand its singing program to include four Greater Vancouver communities in addition to Nanaimo on Vancouver Island next season.
Ferries to cut back on winter night sailings at Nanaimo
Departure Bay ferry terminal at Nanaimo. Ridership is down for B.C. Ferries, prompting efforts to cut expenses, including the cancellation of some winter weekday runs from Departure Bay.