In today's episode:

• Proposed Lantzville bylaw to move away from newspaper notices defeated
• ‘Constant deluge of airplanes:’ airport noise concerns continue in Qualicum Beach
• ‘Nothing to brag about:’ RCMP cracking down on dangerous Nanaimo road users
• Community shows up to paint mural for Old City intersection
• Conceptual design produced for Nanaimo’s extensive Long Lake project
• Four deaths recorded in Nanaimo from toxic street drugs in May
• Fundraiser aims to repatriate body of Turkish man murdered in Saanich
• Victoria’s Fairmont Empress named Canada’s top city hotel for second year
• Collision closes Malahat Thursday evening: West Shore RCMP
• Shelter-in-place order lifted in Vanderhoof after police incident
• Local orchardists propose drilling into Okanagan aquifer to alleviate drought
• 3 sent to hospital after tornado touches down near Alberta-Saskatchewan border
• Hong Kong eateries welcome dogs as city relaxes ban

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo Votes 2026: General Local Election information for interested candidates
• Prolific Nanaimo property offender wanted, again
• IMAX and recliner seating now available at Nanaimo theatre
• Michelle Kocourek, Nanaimo’s ‘Queen of all things Silly Boat,’ dies
• Clippers 2026-27 BCHL schedule released
• Community shows up to paint mural for Old City intersection
• PHOTOS: Eagle chick returns to its Victoria nest after BC SPCA checkup
• City of Nanaimo, RDN to give prospective candidates the 411 on elections
• 1/2026/PH
• RCMP rescue 11 people from overturned canoe in Burrard Inlet
• 3 rescued after vessel sinks on Stuart Lake near Fort St. James
• Alberta lands $13-billion Meta data centre project
• US launches new airstrikes on Iran and Tehran fires back at Gulf Arab states

In today's episode:

• Speeding, noise enforcement requested in Nanaimo’s Departure Bay
• Non-profit to pick Nanaimo family for home ownership dream
• Habitat for Humanity opens new pop-up shop in Nanaimo to support community projects
• Contentious Englishman River area development revised
• Lena Tennant
• Richard Ernest Wilmer
• Wildfire sparked north of Duncan, minimal growth overnight
• 1/2026/PH
• Duncan BIA offers funds for vandalism for downtown members
• 1 dead in Coquitlam house fire, RCMP say
• B.C. nurses allege employer threats and intimidation due to job action
• B.C. man among 37 charged in major U.S. crackdown on Indian crime syndicates
• July 8: Your Daily Horoscope

In today's episode:

• Application for Nanaimo cannabis shop going to public hearing
• ‘Really exciting:’ Coco Cafe takes over concession duties at Nanaimo’s Hullo terminal
• Weather, injury pulls Vancouver Island team out of Alaska adventure race
• Brain-injured offender sentenced for series of Nanaimo crimes
• Habitat for Humanity opens new pop-up shop in Nanaimo to support community projects
• Hunter fined/banned for altering license in Nanoose Bay
• Woman missing, presumed drowned following incident at Stamp Falls
• Harbour Air lands in Campbell River
• Wildfire burning on Mount Prevost in North Cowichan
• UPDATE: Wildfire east of Kamloops being held
• B.C.’s estimate for Massey Tunnel replacement more than doubles to $8.5B
• Nanaimo residents’ hopes not enough for Canada to beat Morocco
• It's decision day in Prince Harry's final privacy suit against British tabloids

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo’s Rotary Bowl partially closed for major upgrades
• Business Notes: Yarn-Tastic has moved to a new location in Nanaimo
• Bogus call from ‘cops’ scams Parksville Qualicum Beach resident out of $5K
• Nanaimo RCMP seek owner of bike ditched after alleged meat theft
• B.C. search and rescue crews train in critical scenarios on Nanaimo River
• Man charged after Victoria incident leaves 1 person critically injured
• Cowichan’s Sun Bowl shows off Pacific Northwest’s best in women’s flag football
• Port Alberni eyes steps towards adventure park, asks ACRD to contribute
• Evacuation Order issued by Boothroyd Indian Band
• Drivesmart: Why the law requires you to move over for a speeding driver
• In the news today: NATO summit in Turkey, Khamenei funeral, public servants return
• WORLD CUP DAILY, July 5: Canada & Paraguay eliminated from World Cup

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo United FC U18 girls chasing provincial soccer crown
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Nanaimo parking policies
• Valued Nanaimo thrift store saved
• Vancouver Island BMX rider to represent Canada at world championships in Australia
• COLUMN: Efforts to revitalize downtown seem to have paid off
• KSS valedictorians Orchid Storey and Samantha Kalbfleisch deliver speech
• Tseshaht sing, dance, fish for Indigenous Peoples Day at Papermill Dam
• Congratulations Lake Cowichan class of 2026!
• ‘It’s what’s best for my constituents’: MLA Boultbee explains decision to join B.C. NDP
• B.C. Lions earn 1st win of CFL season, dumping Edmonton Elks 36-24 in Kelowna
• Smoke from wildfire near Boston Bar fills Okanagan skies
• Canada ousted from World Cup with 3-0 loss to Morocco
• British military says cargo ship reports being under attack in the Red Sea off the coast of Yemen

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo RCMP seek owner of bike ditched after alleged meat theft
• Nanaimo’s own Ora Cogan makes the Polaris Prize Long List
• ‘A lot of fun:’ funds raised for pets in need during Nanaimo SPCA’s Lock-in For Love
• Treasured Qualicum Beach lodge re-opens
• BC Ball Hockey provincials come to Nanaimo
• Parksville city councillor returns from FCM conference in Edmonton
• New bridge improves safety, linking west and east Courtenay for cyclists and pedestrians
• Powerhouse singer-songwriters play house concert in Port Alberni
• LaDonna Lucy Knutson
• B.C. Conservative Leader Findlay emphasizes party unity following caucus retreat
• Evacuation alert issued for wildfire north of Boston Bar
• Letter: Shame that 24 Sussex allowed to deteriorate
• Iran begins dayslong funeral for the late Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, killed in war

In today's episode:

• Increased water restrictions coming for Parksville and Ladysmith
• VIU tech diploma program modernized and includes cybersecurity and AI
• Machleary-Campbell intersection in Nanaimo closed into next week
• ‘Life is pretty good right now:’ Nanaimo’s Dylan Coghlan back with Golden Knights
• Nanaimo’s Chinese community want their history and heritage more recognized
• Long-time member of Nanaimo Royal Canadian Legion branch given highest honour
• Campbell Riverite goes from local mascot to Trooper drummer
• ‘Put on the map’: Blue Jays gift $50K to Victoria baseball, softball academy
• Anchorage Project breaks ground in Comox Valley, supporting people with intellectual disabilities
• Man dead after Cranbrook arrest, police watchdog investigating
• Surrey judge sets 4-year sentence for driving ‘rampage’ that led to 13 crashes, 9 victims injured
• Alberta government submits West Coast pipeline application
• WORLD CUP DAILY, July 2: England, USA and Belgium advance to the Round of 16

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo’s Chinese community want their history and heritage more recognized
• Long-time member of Nanaimo Royal Canadian Legion branch given highest honour
• Nanaimo’s Rotary Bowl undergoing major upgrades
• Two teens hit by car along Nanaimo’s Departure Bay Road
• New judge assigned to Nanaimo’s strained provincial court system
• New contract for unionized City of Nanaimo employees continues labour peace
• Ribit, working to eliminate invasive bullfrogs in Comox Valley
• Current Outage - North-East of GORGE RD, West of TILLICUM RD, South of VINCENT AVE
• Canada Day earthquake felt in Washington, Greater Victoria
• Soil washing facility opens in Chilliwack, first of its kind in North America
• B.C. nurses issue strike notice as they reach ‘breaking point,’ union president says
• What to expect (and do) in the first 4 weeks with a puppy
• WORLD CUP DAILY, July 2: England, USA and Belgium advance to the Round of 16

In today's episode: