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Nanaimo Daily is a short, daily community briefing focused on what matters most to people who live and work in Nanaimo, Ladysmith, Lantzville, Cedar, Cassidy, Wellington, and Nanoose Bay - the Harbour City and its mid-Vancouver Island neighbours. Each morning we deliver a concise roundup of local news, community events, weather, BC Ferries updates (Departure Bay and Duke Point), VIU and school district notices, city council and Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) developments, and the stories shaping life on the east coast of Vancouver Island. Designed to be easy to listen to on the drive to work and easy to share with your community.© Monkey & Bot 2026 Dagligen Politik & Regierungen
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  • Nanaimo Daily — 2026-10-31
    Oct 31 2026

    In today's episode:

    • Man in custody after stabbing incident in downtown Nanaimo
    • ‘We hope people will be sensible:’ extra officers out across Nanaimo for Halloween weekend
    • SD68 expanding program for high-needs secondary students
    • Headline history: RDN’s purchase of Moorcroft Camp well received in 2011
    • $5.9B B.C. container port expansion of ‘national interest’: Canadian government
    • Doctors, advocates fear end of safer supply under new B.C. Conservative government
    • De Havilland Canada reaches $2.5B financing deal to double waterbomber production

    Sources:

    • Nanaimo News Bulletin — Man in custody after stabbing incident in downtown Nanaimo
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — ‘We hope people will be sensible:’ extra officers out across Nanaimo for Halloween weekend
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — SD68 expanding program for high-needs secondary students
    • Nanaimo News Bulletin — Headline history: RDN’s purchase of Moorcroft Camp well received in 2011
    • Nanaimo News Bulletin — $5.9B B.C. container port expansion of ‘national interest’: Canadian government
    • My Cowichan Valley Now — Doctors, advocates fear end of safer supply under new B.C. Conservative government
    • My Cowichan Valley Now — De Havilland Canada reaches $2.5B financing deal to double waterbomber production
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    9 min
  • Nanaimo Daily — 2026-10-30
    Oct 30 2026

    In today's episode:

    • Nanaimo RCMP seeing public’s help locating missing woman
    • RDN seeking volunteers for various advisory committee roles
    • ‘Tonight we celebrate, but tomorrow we get back to the work:’ new Nanaimo food bank HQ officially opens
    • Flu season off to early start on mid-Island
    • Ladysmith Family and Friends Society receives $25,000 for food security initiatives
    • Jennifer Whiteside tapped as B.C. NDP interim leader as party regroups after election defeat
    • Hugh Jackman, William Shatner and George Takei among those paying tribute to Patrick Stewart

    Sources:

    • Nanaimo News Bulletin — Nanaimo RCMP seeing public’s help locating missing woman
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — RDN seeking volunteers for various advisory committee roles
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — ‘Tonight we celebrate, but tomorrow we get back to the work:’ new Nanaimo food bank HQ officially opens
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — Flu season off to early start on mid-Island
    • Ladysmith Chronicle — Ladysmith Family and Friends Society receives $25,000 for food security initiatives
    • My Cowichan Valley Now — Jennifer Whiteside tapped as B.C. NDP interim leader as party regroups after election defeat
    • Times Colonist — Hugh Jackman, William Shatner and George Takei among those paying tribute to Patrick Stewart
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    9 min
  • Nanaimo Daily — 2026-10-29
    Oct 29 2026

    In today's episode:

    • Shoe with severed foot inside found on Nanaimo’s shores in May
    • ‘Supporting the vets:’ poppy campaign launches amid centennial for Nanaimo legion
    • Aging tennis bubble saved by community advocates
    • New mid-Island councils offer distinct, local voices: VIU instructor
    • Comment: Appetite for change brought Nanaimo a greener council
    • 17-year-old dies after dirt bike collides with vehicle in Nanaimo
    • Cut tax, reduce deficit, grow economy. Can B.C. Conservatives do it all at once?
    • Bank of Canada increases key interest rate for first time since July 2023

    Sources:

    • NanaimoNewsNOW — Shoe with severed foot inside found on Nanaimo’s shores in May
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — ‘Supporting the vets:’ poppy campaign launches amid centennial for Nanaimo legion
    • CHLY 101.7 FM — Aging tennis bubble saved by community advocates
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — New mid-Island councils offer distinct, local voices: VIU instructor
    • Times Colonist — Comment: Appetite for change brought Nanaimo a greener council
    • Victoria Buzz — 17-year-old dies after dirt bike collides with vehicle in Nanaimo
    • NanaimoNewsNOW — Cut tax, reduce deficit, grow economy. Can B.C. Conservatives do it all at once?
    • Victoria Buzz — Bank of Canada increases key interest rate for first time since July 2023
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    10 min
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