A new year-round drop-in centre in downtown Nanaimo is slated to open in January for people who are unhoused. Nanaimo reporter Mick Sweetman took a look behind the political curtain to ask why it took so long and what's needed for it to be sustainable. #bcpoli #Nanaimo
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Nanaimo reporter Mick Sweetman spoke with local postal workers about why they are striking.
Canada Post strike impacting Nanaimo postal workers – The Discourse.
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A winter market, hosted by Comox Valley for Palestine, raises more than $5k for children’s centre in Egypt https://lnkd.in/g76jXUdn
Comox Valley for Palestine raises more than $5k for children’s centre in Egypt
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‘It keeps going’: How Shamrock Farm keeps growing, one experiment at at time The Discourse Comox Valley reporter Madeline Dunnett recently spoke with local farmers Shannon and Mike Farrell, who have been making creative use of their 20-acre farm since 1993. https://lnkd.in/gUSGHrFE
Comox Valley’s Shamrock Farm shares over 30 years of knowledge
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Nanaimo reporter Mick Sweetman spoke with the City of Nanaimo's new poet laureate Neil Surkan about how he uses poetry to find his place in the community and how he plans to engage residents through the power of language.
Nanaimo’s poet laureate Neil Surkan on the fragility of language – The Discourse.
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Nanaimo reporter Mick Sweetman spoke with the City of Nanaimo's new poet laureate Neil Surkan about how he uses poetry to find his place in the community and how he plans to engage residents through the power of language.
Nanaimo’s poet laureate Neil Surkan on the fragility of language – The Discourse.
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From a Star Wars-themed Christmas sweater to vintage tractors and firetrucks, here’s what you may have missed at Ladysmith’s Light Up Parade.
Ladysmith Light Up 2024 in photos – The Discourse.
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The deaths are on us. The system has failed, and we are all complicit if we continue to ignore it. This is a crisis, not a punishment. If we don’t change, more people will die. In hospital bathrooms. Alone. And we will have only ourselves to blame.
Overdose deaths are on us: Letter – The Discourse.
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Deep Water Recovery executives say shipbreaking operations aren’t polluting Union Bay “I just want to be left alone to run my business,” said Robert Bohn Senior, one of Deep Water Recovery’s owners. https://lnkd.in/gJzSK32t
DWR executives say operations aren’t polluting Union Bay
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Local ecological forum discusses shipbreaking and solutions for Baynes Sound https://lnkd.in/grxt2dXq
Forum discusses shipbreaking and solutions for Baynes Sound
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