In today's episode:

• Driver hospitalized after crash along Nanaimo’s Island Hwy.
• ‘A complete overhaul:’ fundraising underway for key Nanaimo CDC renovation
• ‘I just knew I was getting to the other side:’ local swimmer completes Strait of Georgia crossing
• High-risk sex offender arrested twice in six days
• Coulson Aviation’s CC-130H Hercules purchase could be a boon to Island city
• LETTER: Reduced speeds could cause more problems in Parksville
• Campbell River businesses targeted by vandals
• Duncan RCMP seeking assistance for break and enter investigation
• PUBLIC NOTICE: Lane Closure & Removal of Dedication
• Brief polling lead for B.C. Conservatives quickly erodes under new leader Findlay
• With 500-plus structures damaged or lost, B.C.’s fire season is among the worst
• Provinces asked to lift U.S. alcohol ban with U.S.-Canada trade deal in sight
• Russian missile barrage across Ukraine's capital kills at least 12 and wounds 33

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo RCMP looking for help from the public locating missing woman
• 2026 GENERAL LOCAL ELECTIONS
• CHANGE IN LOCATION! Trustee Candidate Information Session
• ‘He broke that trust:’ Port Alberni man jailed for posting intimate videos of ex-girlfriend
• NOTICE OF ZONING BYLAW AMENDMENT: Council Meeting August 24, 2026
• NOTICE OF LICENCE OF OCCUPATION, Community Charter s.26
• B.C. disables employee directory, leaving public in the dark about who works for gov’t
• Summerland Strong: B.C. looks to support wildfire evacuees
• Wildfire season tracking to be 4th worst on record; fire risk remains elevated
• Sen. Sullivan, former congresswoman Peltola will face off for Alaska US Senate seat in November

In today's episode:

• Two riders hospitalized after Nanaimo highway accident at ‘high rate of speed’
• Nanaimo Votes 2026: Nomination period for Local Election begins September 1
• 32 orphaned raccoons prepare for the wild at B.C. rehab centre
• Couple busted for commercial clam harvesting in contaminated Gabriola Island bay
• Un-baa-lievable: Lamb fleeing Summerland wildfire rescued by firefighters
• Nanaimo RCMP investigating pedestrian fatal collision
• Firefighter hurt battling blaze in historic Vancouver Island building
• Stoney Hill Regional Park remains closed following bear attack
• 25/2026/R
• E-cigarette maker JUUL Labs appeals B.C. court’s class action certification
• Interior Wildlife Rehabilitation Society in Summerland burnt down due to wildfire
• Scores and sports schedule for Monday, Aug. 17, 2026
• A Chinese animated film mocked as ‘terrible’ becomes a box-office hit

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo RCMP: Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle downtown
• Arrest made after fatal Nanaimo collision
• ‘Blight on the downtown area:’ Nanaimo RCMP visible at Diana Krall Plaza
• Clippers name veteran forward new team captain
• More notification needed about Nanaimo sports awards, committee hears
• Parksville firefighters extinguish brush fire near Stanhope Road
• Honouring Dorothy: Tiny turtles tucked away in James Bay a gesture of kindness
• M’akola Housing project on the rise in Port Alberni
• Author Ashley Kuramoto releases kids’ book about Port Alberni, Bamfield
• More evacuation orders downgraded to alerts for Bradley Creek wildfire
• Bald Range fire: Orders downgraded for some, alerts issued for others, Highway 97 reopened for all
• Scores and sports schedule for Sunday, Aug. 16, 2026
• Hayden Panettiere, who starred in the television series ‘Heroes’ and ‘Nashville,’ dies at 36

In today's episode:

• Electric charging fire destroys car in Nanaimo
• Nanaimo girls bound for World Baton Twirling Championships in Italy
• departures and arrivals
• Service disruption help
• schedules page
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• Final weeks to catch ‘Dirty Rotten Scoundrels’ at Chemainus Theatre
• 25/2026/R
• Cowichan Capitals bolster roster
• Residents, stakeholders across B.C. unite to stop deactivation of valued Interior forest road
• City of Revelstoke issues wildfire evacuation order for 5 rural properties near Beaton
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: While the planet literally burns
• Lani Pallister stuns Katie Ledecky with her first international 800 free loss at Pan Pacs

In today's episode:

• Police investigate Nanaimo stabbing
• Parksville firefighters put out vehicle blaze in parking lot of city shopping centre
• NNN’s Last 10: A time capsule for Nanaimo’s future
• Mid-Island beach cleanup organization aims for policy reform
• Wildfire smoke set to drop mid-Island air quality
• Regional District of Nanaimo parks and rec manager Osborne retires after 26 years
• Woman injured in Stoney Hill Regional Park bear attack, park closed for weekend
• Update: Stoney Hill Regional Park closed for weekend following bear attack
• 25/2026/R
• Kamloops Centre MLA Peter Milobar quits B.C. Conservative caucus
• UPDATE: Orange, yellow air quality warnings remain for Okanagan, Thompson, Eastern Fraser Valley
• ‘Emotional’ end for Hockey Night in Canada’s Punjabi broadcast, cancelled after 18 years
• Israeli airstrike on southern Lebanon kills 7 people, Lebanese state media say

In today's episode:

• Schematic designs underway for future Nanaimo south end community centre
• Many of Nanaimo’s recreational facilities being upgraded
• Bear country roars for All-Stars: Grizzlies host BCHL’s best at Island event
• ‘A big step up:’ Nanaimo Clippers adding video wall to Frank Crane Arena
• Sentencing begins for ex-Nanaimo Mountie who had consensual sex with woman he met with on duty
• Nanaimo Mountie pleads guilty to breach of trust following off-duty sexual encounter
• 3 arrested in Port McNeill after RCMP and GIS seize illicit drugs, cash, firearms
• Behind the backlash to the Cowichan Valley’s comprehensive zoning bylaw
• How do Comox Valley governments and public organizations use AI?
• Summerland fruit growers face mounting losses as wildfire’s toll grows
• Mexican national charged, extradited to B.C. in connection with 1996 murder
• Streaking B.C. Lions win 3rd in a row, dump Stampeders 30-26 in Calgary
• Nigel Farage beats Count Binface in widely mocked election

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo senior arrested after allegedly exposing himself at Maffeo Sutton Park
• Repeat Nanaimo flasher charged with two more indecent public acts
• Roofer falls from Nanaimo balcony, employer fined
• Deez restaurant in Qualicum Beach to close doors after 25 years
• Improper fish records sees man fined $8K in B.C. provincial court in Nanaimo
• Country-wide cycling tour for Parkinson’s comes to the mid-Island
• Breaking ground on Braidwood, housing and shelter project set to open 2028 in Courtenay
• Butchart Gardens cancels fireworks as province declares wildfire emergency
• ‘Community lightens any burden’: Parkinson’s cycling tour sets off from Victoria
• B.C. lawsuit against parking app settled, 35 cent payout for members
• Legislative committee calls on B.C. to back down on PST expansion
• 5 players from 2018 junior team breached Hockey Canada code of conduct
• From black boots to pastel suits, Italian premier's wardrobe evolves with her politics

In today's episode:

• Repeat Nanaimo flasher charged with two more indecent public acts
• Roofer falls from Nanaimo balcony, employer fined
• More local government candidate sessions coming up
• Beefs & Bouquets, Aug. 12
• Nanaimo benefits from Feds boosting B.C. economic projects
• SPCA summer camp not just fun for kids, but impactful for animals
• Breaking ground on Braidwood, housing and shelter project set to open 2028 in Courtenay
• Butchart Gardens cancels fireworks as province declares wildfire emergency
• ‘Community lightens any burden’: Parkinson’s cycling tour sets off from Victoria
• B.C. issues changes to the driving Graduate Licensing Program
• Vancouver teacher gets lifetime ban after sexual assault conviction
• 5 players from 2018 junior team breached Hockey Canada code of conduct
• New indictment alleges Nick Reiner was lying in wait before killing parents Rob and Michele Reiner

In today's episode:

• Manslaughter charge laid after Nanaimo nightclub altercation
• NNN’s Last 10: Through song and sports, local talent takes the world stage
• 64 new seats added for trades program apprenticeship at Vancouver Island University
• RDN receives approval for minor boundary redefinition
• UPDATE: Evacuation alert issued due to 88-hectare wildfire near Logan Lake
• Nanaimo Votes 2026: General Local Election information for interested candidates
• RCMP looking for two suspects after break in at Duncan beauty salon
• RCMP: Island resident reports losing $600K in cryptocurrency scam
• Suspects sought following break and enter at local business
• District of Logan Lake evacuation information
• Angelo Isidorou out as executive director of B.C. Conservatives
• Prospective owner chosen to pursue Vancouver MLB expansion franchise: Report
• Tibetan monk and golf pro pair up for book blending Buddhism and birdies