Nanaimo.
city on Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada
- Reports this week
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- Active events
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- Connections
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What's happening
Active this week
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Outdated hospital infrastructure in the Nanaimo/Vancouver area is limiting local services.Some support1 report
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Steve Ellis acquired Island Sauna in Nanaimo on October 18, 2026.Some support1 report
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Brunie Brunie is running for mayor, while Leonard Krog remains an incumbent candidate in the Nanaimo area.Some support4 reports
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David Eby announced the B.C. legislature election, with candidates running in Nanaimo ridings.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Candidates are running for city council seats in Nanaimo.Some support1 report1 development inside
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Deanna Walker wrote a staff report for the city of Nanaimo.Some support1 report
Earlier this month
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David Eby's election call is being compared to the US system, while Grant Shaw is based in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Ryan Dermody, who previously served as CEO of Hullo, is connected to the company which operates services between Vancouver and Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Vancouver Island University operates at the Deep Bay Marine Field Station and runs programs across various locations in B.C.Some support2 reports
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A city in Nanaimo, British Columbia, is hosting announcements regarding provincial issues, including a government initiative to curb property crime.Well supported3 reports3 developments inside
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Local government decisions in Nanaimo cited reports from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.Some support2 reports
One to three months ago
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DP World is jointly managing a $120-million terminal expansion project in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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A pilot clinic establishment effort is underway, involving locations in Qualicum Beach, Hadfield, and Nanaimo, and receiving support from a local foundation.Some support1 report
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Leonard Krog's artistic work is based in Nanaimo, where the city's mayor is also referenced.Some support4 reports1 development inside
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Nanaimo is a city located in British Columbia.Some support1 report
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Global Affairs Canada is tracking the cases of deceased Canadians in the Ukraine conflict, including a specific case involving a resident of Nanaimo, James Bourgeois.Some support1 report
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Government policy affects local operational areas in Nanaimo involving Niki Sharma and Saanich.Some support1 report
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Mayor Krog praised council support for housing, and an MLA announced a recovery housing project in Nanaimo.Some support3 reports1 development inside
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Centra Cares contest targets local families in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Spence opened a vintage store and Hartmann & Co. furniture store is located in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Nanaimo is located south of Vancouver Island.Some support1 report
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BC Transit provides public transportation services connecting the cities of Duncan and Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Port operations in the Nanaimo/Vancouver area are strengthening supply chain resilience and supporting national trade.Some support6 reports
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A fundraiser involving Clayton in Nanaimo, utilizing local organizations and Bowen Park.Some support1 report
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Off-road vehicle permissions and restrictions are being implemented across various regions of British Columbia.Some support1 report
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Andrew Reynolds spoke to Global News about an incident that occurred near Nanaimo on August 7, 2026. His vessel was involved with Fontaine, which was employed on Vancouver Island.Some support1 report
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The Nanaimo Lions Club, based in Nanaimo, used a company's screener and built a bridge across the Millstone River.Some support1 report
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Transit bus design in Nanaimo is causing accessibility issues, while data center construction strains the city's water supply.Some support1 report1 development inside
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A location in downtown Nanaimo is currently affected by a fire.Some support1 report
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A hole in Jean Burns' building is in downtown Nanaimo, and CHLY is located on Lois Lane in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Nanaimo city council is currently considering a project dedicated to honoring veterans.Some support2 reports
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Ian Thorpe asked about direct government advocacy regarding the Nexus Primary Care Clinic in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Paul Manly, in Nanaimo, supports requiring more information regarding data center operations.Some support2 reports
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A person connected to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and based in Nanaimo was recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize for their work, including a tenure as director from 1980 to 1993.Some support1 report
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Wastewater moves from Nanaimo to Brannen Lake, with sewer lines running between East Wellington and Westwood.Some support1 report
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London Drugs operates stores in Nanaimo, Canada.Some support1 report
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TELUS is currently involved in building housing units within the city of Nanaimo.Some support2 reports
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Tyler Brown opposes city funding for a housing pilot program in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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An exhibition featuring the works of Vincent van Gogh is being hosted in Nanaimo.Some support3 reports
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A film screening in Nanaimo addresses the ongoing war in Ukraine.Some support1 report
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An assessment firm based in Colorado studied the urban forest of Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Landmark Cinemas president announces upgrades in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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Tamara Brown raised non-compliance issues in Nanaimo regarding city planning and council matters while using her YouTube channel, leading to the channel being disabled.Some support1 report
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A resident moved from Nanaimo to North Cowichan on July 14, 2026.Some support1 report
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Evan Lloyd presented hazard risk analysis in Nanaimo on July 10, 2026.Some support1 report
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The Nanaimo Dragon Boat Festival's 2024 edition was moved to Victoria and subsequently cancelled due to a lack of local teams, though teams from Alberta participated.Some support2 reports
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Gabriola Island and Nanaimo are partnering to utilize shared marketing goals and collaborations to boost regional tourism and economic growth.Some support1 report
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An initiative has begun in Nanaimo to expand its literary trail into the city, as part of a national effort to enhance reading culture.Some support1 report
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Earthquake reports originated in the Nanaimo, Lower Mainland, and Duncan areas on July 2, 2026.Some support1 report
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Advocacy for heritage recognition and academic study of Chinese diaspora takes place in Nanaimo.Some support1 report
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A substation fault caused a power outage in Nanaimo on June 30.Some support1 report
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BC Ferries and the Canadian Coast Guard are coordinating an emergency response to a sinking vessel near Nanaimo.Some support3 reports2 developments inside
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Mark Carney visited the Nanaimo Museum to view a cultural exhibit.Well supported3 reports
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Loaves and Fishes in Nanaimo is seeking expansion, driven by local market needs and matching donations.Some support1 report
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Nina Krieger and the BC government announced new initiatives and pilot projects in Nanaimo and Kelowna.Some support2 reports
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A minister announced a new property crime intervention initiative in Nanaimo, building on pilot projects in Kelowna, British Columbia.Some support2 reports
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Mark Carney attended Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrations in Nanaimo on June 1st.Some support1 report
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Troller’s Fish & Chips and Damsels Fashion Collections are operating in Nanaimo, specifically in the waterfront area and the Old City Quarter.Some support1 report
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The Nanaimo River is currently managing the water supply for the community and the environment.Some support1 report
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Philippines delegates visited Nanaimo for peer exchange while coastal flooding impacted Protection Island and Downtown.Some support1 report
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Around Nanaimo this week
News at the entities that move Nanaimo most-
Osborne StructuralOsborne was charged in South Carolina following an assault and voyeurism incident that occurred in Charleston.Moves Nanaimo
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Stewart StructuralA core processing facility is located in Stewart, while the Corey-Eskay property is situated in the Golden Triangle.Moves Nanaimo
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World Cup OperationalDavid Skaith is seeking ideas from New York to boost tourism, capitalizing on the positive buzz generated by the World Cup.Moves Nanaimo
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councillor Shared contextA council excluded the Gazette from meetings, while a court ruling protected political discussion and Will Barton raised psychosocial risks.Moves Nanaimo
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DP World OperationalProtest leaders met in Dhaka regarding port issues while DP World operates a new container terminal.Moves Nanaimo
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Federation of Canadian Municipalities OperationalNational data center development principles were unveiled, noting the impact on Halifax and Thunder Bay.Moves Nanaimo
Connections
The 40 strongest of 113, analyzed from the reporting. The bars show how strongly a change on one side reaches the other.-
Leonard Krog Structural
Leonard Krog holds the formal office of Mayor for the city of Nanaimo.
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Osborne Structural
Osborne held a leadership role in the parks, recreation, and culture department of Nanaimo, defining her professional function within the city's structure.
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Paul Rosen Structural
Paul Rosen holds the role of director for engineering and public works within Nanaimo.
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Stewart Structural
A necessary underground sewer line connects the functional areas of Nanaimo and Stewart.
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Gabriola Island Operational
The two entities function as partners with shared marketing goals to promote regional tourism and economic growth.
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Brannen Lake Structural
Wastewater from Nanaimo is disposed of in Brannen Lake.
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Parksville Operational
Kaya Connection is strategically expanding its operational base from Parksville into the market of Nanaimo.
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Vancouver Island University Structural
Vancouver Island University operates campuses within the city of Nanaimo.
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councillor Shared context
The individual holds a role as a candidate for city council seats within the jurisdiction of Nanaimo.
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Tyler Brown Operational
Tyler Brown actively opposes city funding for a housing pilot in Nanaimo.
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DP World Operational
The two entities are jointly managing a $120-million terminal expansion project.
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Nanaimo River Structural
The Nanaimo River provides essential water supply for the community and environment in Nanaimo.
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Royal Canadian Air Force Operational
Nanaimo's council refused to support the demonstration squadron of the Royal Canadian Air Force.
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Philip Stewart Structural
Philip Stewart is employed by an entity based in Nanaimo, managing engineering products.
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Federation of Canadian Municipalities Operational
Nanaimo's local government decisions are informed by reports published by the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
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David Stewart Structural
David Stewart serves as the Environmental Planner for the city of Nanaimo.
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George Anderson Structural
George Anderson serves as the incumbent politician for the Nanaimo-Lantzville riding.
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Port Alberni Operational
Both locations function as significant centers for the forestry industry and compete within that market.
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BC Transit Structural
BC Transit operates as part of a larger provincial service rollout that formally includes the Nanaimo area.
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World Cup Operational
World Cup schedule conflicts caused the cancellation of a festival in Nanaimo.
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Mark Carney Shared context
Mark Carney visited Nanaimo to attend and discuss local cultural events and exhibits.
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Sheila Malcolmson Shared context
Sheila Malcolmson is politically active and involved in civic projects within the city of Nanaimo.
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Sherpa Structural
Sherpa operates in Nanaimo, with its functions being influenced by the city's physical infrastructure, such as bus ramp steepness.
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Evan Lloyd Shared context
Evan Lloyd conducted professional work, including hazard risk analysis presentations, while situated in the geographical context of Nanaimo.
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Mark MacDonald Shared context
Mark MacDonald is running for office within the Nanaimo-Gabriola area.
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Brunie Brunie Shared context
Brunie Brunie is running for the office of mayor within the political jurisdiction of Nanaimo.
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Dennis Johnson Shared context
The individual holds a professional office while based in the city of Nanaimo.
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Fontaine Shared context
The person was involved in an incident that occurred in the location of Nanaimo.
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Loaves and Fishes Shared context
Loaves and Fishes operates within the local market context of Nanaimo, B.C.
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Komen Shared context
Komen maintains an operational presence in the form of a bar located within the city limits of Nanaimo.
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Niki Sharma Shared context
Niki Sharma operates within the geographical context of Nanaimo.
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Paul Manly Shared context
Paul Manly performed civic actions within the geographical context of Nanaimo.
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Control Data Corporation Shared context
Control Data Corporation operates within the city of Nanaimo.
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Holm Shared context
Holm functions as a city planning director within the municipal structure of Nanaimo.
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Tamara Brown Shared context
Tamara Brown raised non-compliance issues while operating in Nanaimo.
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Hullo Shared context
Hullo operates a service connecting Vancouver and Nanaimo.
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Alair Homes Operational
Alair Homes is actively involved in a local event taking place in the city of Nanaimo.
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Colorado Shared context
A Colorado-based assessment firm studied Nanaimo's urban forest.
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Kevin Lindsay Shared context
Kevin Lindsay directs a local climate action hub situated in Nanaimo.
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Indo-Pacific Shared context
Nanaimo's port is situated within the context of global Indo-Pacific markets.
History
Events by the month they beganOctober 2026
4 events- Outdated hospital infrastructure in the Nanaimo/Vancouver area is limiting local services.
- Steve Ellis acquired Island Sauna in Nanaimo on October 18, 2026.
- David Eby announced the B.C. legislature election, with candidates running in Nanaimo ridings.
- Deanna Walker wrote a staff report for the city of Nanaimo.
September 2026
15 events- Brunie Brunie is running for mayor, while Leonard Krog remains an incumbent candidate in the Nanaimo area.
- Candidates are running for city council seats in Nanaimo.
- David Eby's election call is being compared to the US system, while Grant Shaw is based in Nanaimo.
- Ryan Dermody, who previously served as CEO of Hullo, is connected to the company which operates services between Vancouver and Nanaimo.
- Vancouver Island University operates at the Deep Bay Marine Field Station and runs programs across various locations in B.C.
- Local government decisions in Nanaimo cited reports from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities.
- DP World is jointly managing a $120-million terminal expansion project in Nanaimo.
- A pilot clinic establishment effort is underway, involving locations in Qualicum Beach, Hadfield, and Nanaimo, and receiving support from a local foundation.
- Nanaimo is a city located in British Columbia.
- Global Affairs Canada is tracking the cases of deceased Canadians in the Ukraine conflict, including a specific case involving a resident of Nanaimo, James Bourgeois.
- Government policy affects local operational areas in Nanaimo involving Niki Sharma and Saanich.
- Mayor Krog praised council support for housing, and an MLA announced a recovery housing project in Nanaimo.
- Centra Cares contest targets local families in Nanaimo.
- Spence opened a vintage store and Hartmann & Co. furniture store is located in Nanaimo.
- Nanaimo is located south of Vancouver Island.
August 2026
7 events- BC Transit provides public transportation services connecting the cities of Duncan and Nanaimo.
- Port operations in the Nanaimo/Vancouver area are strengthening supply chain resilience and supporting national trade.
- A fundraiser involving Clayton in Nanaimo, utilizing local organizations and Bowen Park.
- Off-road vehicle permissions and restrictions are being implemented across various regions of British Columbia.
- Andrew Reynolds spoke to Global News about an incident that occurred near Nanaimo on August 7, 2026. His vessel was involved with Fontaine, which was employed on Vancouver Island.
- The Nanaimo Lions Club, based in Nanaimo, used a company's screener and built a bridge across the Millstone River.
- A location in downtown Nanaimo is currently affected by a fire.
Show 2 earlier months
July 2026
22 events- A hole in Jean Burns' building is in downtown Nanaimo, and CHLY is located on Lois Lane in Nanaimo.
- Nanaimo city council is currently considering a project dedicated to honoring veterans.
- Ian Thorpe asked about direct government advocacy regarding the Nexus Primary Care Clinic in Nanaimo.
- Paul Manly, in Nanaimo, supports requiring more information regarding data center operations.
- A person connected to the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change and based in Nanaimo was recognized with the Nobel Peace Prize for their work, including a tenure as director from 1980 to 1993.
- Wastewater moves from Nanaimo to Brannen Lake, with sewer lines running between East Wellington and Westwood.
- London Drugs operates stores in Nanaimo, Canada.
- TELUS is currently involved in building housing units within the city of Nanaimo.
- Tyler Brown opposes city funding for a housing pilot program in Nanaimo.
- An exhibition featuring the works of Vincent van Gogh is being hosted in Nanaimo.
- A film screening in Nanaimo addresses the ongoing war in Ukraine.
- An assessment firm based in Colorado studied the urban forest of Nanaimo.
- Landmark Cinemas president announces upgrades in Nanaimo.
- Tamara Brown raised non-compliance issues in Nanaimo regarding city planning and council matters while using her YouTube channel, leading to the channel being disabled.
- A resident moved from Nanaimo to North Cowichan on July 14, 2026.
- Evan Lloyd presented hazard risk analysis in Nanaimo on July 10, 2026.
- The Nanaimo Dragon Boat Festival's 2024 edition was moved to Victoria and subsequently cancelled due to a lack of local teams, though teams from Alberta participated.
- Gabriola Island and Nanaimo are partnering to utilize shared marketing goals and collaborations to boost regional tourism and economic growth.
- An initiative has begun in Nanaimo to expand its literary trail into the city, as part of a national effort to enhance reading culture.
- Earthquake reports originated in the Nanaimo, Lower Mainland, and Duncan areas on July 2, 2026.
- Advocacy for heritage recognition and academic study of Chinese diaspora takes place in Nanaimo.
- A substation fault caused a power outage in Nanaimo on June 30.
June 2026
12 events- A city in Nanaimo, British Columbia, is hosting announcements regarding provincial issues, including a government initiative to curb property crime.
- Leonard Krog's artistic work is based in Nanaimo, where the city's mayor is also referenced.
- Transit bus design in Nanaimo is causing accessibility issues, while data center construction strains the city's water supply.
- BC Ferries and the Canadian Coast Guard are coordinating an emergency response to a sinking vessel near Nanaimo.
- Mark Carney visited the Nanaimo Museum to view a cultural exhibit.
- Loaves and Fishes in Nanaimo is seeking expansion, driven by local market needs and matching donations.
- Nina Krieger and the BC government announced new initiatives and pilot projects in Nanaimo and Kelowna.
- A minister announced a new property crime intervention initiative in Nanaimo, building on pilot projects in Kelowna, British Columbia.
- Mark Carney attended Indigenous Peoples' Day celebrations in Nanaimo on June 1st.
- Troller’s Fish & Chips and Damsels Fashion Collections are operating in Nanaimo, specifically in the waterfront area and the Old City Quarter.
- The Nanaimo River is currently managing the water supply for the community and the environment.
- Philippines delegates visited Nanaimo for peer exchange while coastal flooding impacted Protection Island and Downtown.