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Shopping local is a great way to save money and support Nanaimo’s economy

Shopping local is a great way to save money and support Nanaimo’s economy

Island-owned home furnishing store continues to work hard to keep prices down
3 reasons to consider installing carpet during your next home renovation project

3 reasons to consider installing carpet during your next home renovation project

Back to school prep should include a refresher on healthy life choices

Back to school prep should include a refresher on healthy life choices

Fear tactics don’t prevent drug use, but open communication can
Start your career adventure at this FREE hiring and post-secondary expo in Cranbrook

Start your career adventure at this FREE hiring and post-secondary expo in Cranbrook

The Cranbrook Hiring & Post-Secondary Education Expo opens its doors September 14
Origin story: ‘My father believed I could revolutionize the hearing industry’

Origin story: ‘My father believed I could revolutionize the hearing industry’

From humble beginnings, learn how Island-owned Ears To You is changing the game
Send them back to school in style!

Send them back to school in style!

Affordable, back-to-school fashion from Otter Co-op
‘Something for everyone’ is the name of the game at this Red Deer pizzeria

‘Something for everyone’ is the name of the game at this Red Deer pizzeria

Check out some of the city’s favourite pies, for a tasty treat tonight!
What about the bears?

What about the bears?

Recent wildlife activity on the West Coast is highlighting how important it is to be Bear Aware when it comes to our garbage, recycling and organics carts.
Lake life awaits with New Home Raffle

Lake life awaits with New Home Raffle

Enter to win a Shuswap Lake home, and help bring attainable housing to others
Time to celebrate reduced waste on West Coast!

Time to celebrate reduced waste on West Coast!

Congratulations West Coast residents! Since launching on the West Coast in November 2022, the new Sort’nGo organics collection service has already diverted more than 130 tonnes (or 290,000 pounds) of organics from the landfill.