The new method could help enforce issues with short term rentals
Tenants living in “shocking” conditions fear losing what little they have left
Provincial emergency support services assisting displaced Terrace, B.C. tenants with hotel rooms
Water, sewer and electrical rates will raise utility rates by nearly 13%
City council votes unanimously to eliminate pay parking from Dec. 7 to March 31
The move reflects a 2015 Supreme Court of Canada decision
Doug Dirk is seeking to maintain his seat on council in Saturday’s election
To a person, the current council said it’s been an honour to serve; all are running in Saturday’s vote
Lydia Jovanovic is seeking Armstrong councillor seat in Saturday, Oct. 15, general election
Families look on helplessly as property erodes into river behind them
District asking residents for approval to borrow funds to construct new building, renovate others
Victor Cumming wrestles with decision to serve another four years
Utility works expected to take place next week
Kelly Fehr looking to serve city for a second term
Residents will be asked for consent to borrow for new facility
Teresa Durning, who replaced the late Dalvir Nahal in 2021, will seek reelection in October
City of Nanaimo retains bylaw banning nuclear weapons, but takes several other bylaws off the books