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Rabbit disease cases in the U.S. prompt Vancouver Island vaccinations

Rabbit disease cases in the U.S. prompt Vancouver Island vaccinations

V.I. Fluffle holding clinic in Nanaimo Oct. 27 after San Juan cases spark concern
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Super, natural Nanaimo positioning itself as a fall tourism destination

Super, natural Nanaimo positioning itself as a fall tourism destination

Outdoor recreation opportunities and scenery help as Nanaimo transitions to shoulder season for tourism
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Rustad promises cath lab, new patient tower during Nanaimo campaign stop

Rustad promises cath lab, new patient tower during Nanaimo campaign stop

John Rustad says his party would build a 600-bed patient tower with a cardiac cath lab at NRGH
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NDP's Eby targets health-care as B.C. election campaign moves to Island

NDP's Eby targets health-care as B.C. election campaign moves to Island

B.C. NDP leader holds campaign stop at Nanaimo's Loudon Park
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Vancouver Island campaign calls for ethical bear viewing

Vancouver Island campaign calls for ethical bear viewing

Local tourism organizations getting the word out on how to view bears responsibly
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Nanaimo rejects request to support relaxed forestry industry regulations

Nanaimo rejects request to support relaxed forestry industry regulations

Industry reps say forestry in B.C. facing uncertainty
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United Way takes aim at food insecurity, seniors' isolation on Vancouver Island

United Way takes aim at food insecurity, seniors' isolation on Vancouver Island

United Way B.C. kicked-off its annual fall campaign in Nanaimo to a filled out venue earlier this month
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Sharp-tailed snakes 'likely' expanding range on Vancouver Island

Sharp-tailed snakes 'likely' expanding range on Vancouver Island

Critically imperilled snake likes to stay hidden, but can be found in some Douglas-fir and Garry oak biomes
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Mid-Island Indigenous language learning more than tripled last decade

Mid-Island Indigenous language learning more than tripled last decade

Snuneymuxw Chief Mike Wyse said he's happy to see younger people working hard to preserve the language
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Driver crashes luxury car through barn at Nanaimo fairgrounds

Driver crashes luxury car through barn at Nanaimo fairgrounds

No one was hurt in incident Sept. 18 at Beban Park fairground
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