In today's episode:

• Central Nanaimo utility project in full swing
• Residents at powerless B.C. trailer park form protest against owner
• ‘Out in full force:’ local Mounties targeting school zone speeders
• Mischa Oak announces candidacy for Qualicum Beach council
• Generals drop VIJHL home opener, fall 5-2 to Bombers
• Island Crisis Care calls community kitchen closure in Nanaimo a no-win situation
• Author launches book of haiku at Duncan’s Volume One Bookstore
• Tom Duncan runs for Duncan council
• BC SPCA unveils new animal behaviour centre in North Cowichan
• Eby planting new signs at B.C. border to welcome Americans during trade war
• Young girl chased in West Kelowna by someone in a Dr. Seuss costume
• Online harms now top threat to Canadian children, new report says
• Thieves steal 4 Renoirs from a French museum. 2 of the paintings are still missing

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo opening up second intake of interest-free loans for green retrofits of homes program
• Nanaimo judge fines fishing guide for sloppy record-keeping
• Union members cogs that make the Vancouver Island University machine work
• Presentation to take people on a trip down VIU’s memory lane
• Saltair sawmill putting in artificial marsh to filter runoff
• Nanaimo choral director highlighting health benefits of joining a choir
• Derek Little the big winner at 2026 Port Alberni Salmon Derby
• ‘The comeback was on’: Young Oak Bay golfer shoots sizzling 66 to win national title
• Injured hiker airlifted from West Coast Trail near Port Renfrew
• OPINION: Celebrating B.C.’s workers on Labour Day
• Grand Forks muralist nears 150 murals painted after Dolly Parton tribute
• QUIZ: A celebration of labour
• Houthi attacks on Saudi Arabia wound 73 people, officials say

In today's episode:

• Reports indicate vehicle crashes into doors of Nanaimo Rexall store
• Parksville emergency number being ‘spoofed’ by scammers
• Business Notes: Cobra & Co. Vintage opens on Nicol Street
• Nanaimo Men’s Shed building dozens of tiny neighbourhood libraries around the district
• 2 injured in single-vehicle highway crash near Parksville
• THORPE REPORT: Youth soccer fills the pitch
• Lake Cowichan’s Kaatza Station Museum in need of volunteers
• ADAPS hosts Bear Plop Bingo in Port Alberni.
• 25/2026/R
• Arrest made in evening arson
• Quebec Premier calls cabinet meeting ahead of tariffs
• Scores and sports schedule for Sunday, Sept. 6, 2026
• For New York's Haitian community, annual West Indian Day Parade means more in trying times

In today's episode:

• ‘It’s just grown so much, it’s amazing:’ hundreds of Nanaimo kids get their Fresh Start
• Nanaimo Hornets rugby fostering next generation with active kids programs
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Parkway Trail improvements make a difference
• Anne Skipsey to seek another term on Qualicum Beach council
• Qualicum Beach arts centre calls for submissions for new prize
• Dalager claims Arrowsmith Ladies Club overall gross championship
• Sobriety one day at a time for Campbell River peer support advocate
• Duncan’s HoneyBee Lane offers up close bee experience
• Bruce Ried Matthews
• COLUMN: Cursive writing should be taught again in B.C. schools
• B.C. police watchdog investigating RCMP-involved shooting near Salmo
• QUIZ: A tasty celebration of food
• German region votes in election that could bring first far-right state governor to power

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo Votes 2026: Voting by mail available for eligible electors
• Mail-in voting applications available for upcoming local election
• Preliminary work on $165-million sewer project on Departure Bay Road begins soon
• ‘It’s amazing:’ back-to-school donations piling high for Nanaimo’s Fresh Start
• Child exploitation warrant leads to major Nanaimo drug bust
• Habitat for Humanity and BMEx celebrates one year of reducing building material waste
• Comox Valley Food Bank seeking donations this Saturday
• Everybody out of the pool, Cowichan Aquatic Centre to close for maintenance
• Cowichan Bay Fire Rescue investigating early Friday morning blaze
• B.C. sheds 5,500 jobs in August amid nationwide losses
• How the B.C. Conservatives went from rising force to party in turmoil
• B.C. Lions see 5-game win streak end in 37-30 loss to Montreal Alouettes
• Robert Pattinson and Oasis bring star power to Venice Film Festival

In today's episode:

• ‘Drug traffickers just got an eviction notice:’ new 250 Terminal housing to be recovery focused
• Minister’s statement on recovery-oriented housing in Nanaimo
• ‘Ready to work:’ Third generation police puppy joins Nanaimo RCMP
• Driver hospitalized after highway crash in French Creek
• Douglas (Doug) Henry Bowerman
• Nanaimo resident killed in war in Ukraine
• Bear with unusual backside captured on Comox porch cam
• RCMP seek help finding 47-year-old Cowichan man
• Lake Cowichan Legion celebrates 80 years
• Work begins on B.C’s North Coast Transmission Line
• Man survives grizzly bear attack while walking off-leash dog in Shuswap
• Maria Bartiromo out at Fox News after more than a decade; no reason specified
• 2 trapped workers rescued from a hydropower tunnel 9 days after Nepal floods

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo’s Third St. re-opens to traffic after infrastructure upgrade
• Man sentenced for violent, random north Nanaimo stabbing
• Judge credits Nanaimo drug trafficker’s ‘remarkable’ transformation
• Cedar Bike Pump Track opens to the public
• Board of Education Meeting September 1, 2026 6 pm
• 25th anniversary of International Overdose Awareness Day marked in Nanaimo
• Community collaboration gives second chance to beloved dinghy in Comox
• Nominations Now Open – Trustee Election 2026
• 25/2026/R
• Nelson’s WildSafeBC coordinator steps down after grizzly bear deaths
• Mystery of missing island near Mackenzie solved: BC Hydro
• WHL to stream games free on YouTube for start of 2026-27 season
• Russia to close German cultural centers after Berlin blames Moscow for airport drone plot

In today's episode:

• Closing arguments in Nanaimo shooting murder trial begin next week
• Students in Nanaimo-Ladysmith go back to school on Sept. 8
• Applications opening for City of Nanaimo zero-interest home retrofit loans
• Candidate nomination window opens ahead of 2026 Municipal Election
• ‘Significant rainfall:’ Nanaimo likely to avoid brunt of September storm
• Ann Kehoe
• Victoria hosts top military leaders from across the Pacific
• District Students Leap Forward in Literacy Rates
• Man Sentenced for Possession of Break-In Instruments
• B.C. says $1.5B gas royalty accounting error result of spreadsheet mistake
• B.C. MLA says RCMP to interview him over Conservative leader allegations
• Liberals sweep in byelections in B.C., Ontario, Quebec
• Top-seeded Alexander Zverev rallies just in time to avoid a first-round exit at the US Open

In today's episode:

• RCMP called as cancelled sailings frustrate Nanaimo passengers
• Nanaimo’s Hike 4 Haven raised money for Haven Society operations
• ‘Just not appropriate:’ e-bikes/scooters not welcome at Nanaimo elementary schools
• Nanaimo RCMP reminds drivers and students of road rules
• ‘Be active, build confidence, make friends:’ new BMX pump track opened in Cedar
• 180+ new before/after school care spaces coming to Nanaimo
• Two airlifted after serious crash on Trans-Canada Highway in Cowichan
• Koksilah Elementary sale to fund maintenance, repairs at Cowichan schools
• North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP respond to serious two-vehicle collision
• Chilliwack-Cultus Lake MLA Á’a:líya Warbus latest to quit Findlay’s B.C. Conservatives
• B.C. unions coordinate to press province to make future ferries locally
• North Vancouver voters head to the polls for 1 of 3 federal byelections
• What to know about the evidence that led to a conviction in Tupac Shakur's killing

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo Fruit & Vegetable Co. is full of fresh local produce
• United soccer programs booming on the cusp of fall season
• Westbroek announces re-election campaign for mayor of Qualicum Beach
• PHOTOS: Parksville’s beach volleyball tradition spans more than 3 decades
• Two-time Stanley Cup champion becomes part owner of Nanaimo Clippers
• Little Home Town Takeover touches lift the vibe at Harbour Quay
• 25/2026/R
• Flashback: Body recovered, big plans for long weekend, money ‘Funds for Excellence’
• CentreBC announces candidate for Abbotsford-Mission byelection
• Horvath runs wild with 4 TDs as B.C. Lions thump winless Redblacks 45-24
• QUIZ: In celebration of dogs
• Seoul court sentences Unification Church leader Hak Ja Han to 2 years in prison