Daryl Major
Host and Reporter at CIBH (Parksville, BC)
None at NanaimoNewsNOW
Husband, father, Beatles fan, Morning show co-host on 102.3 The Wave. Colour for the BCHL Clippers on 106.9 The Wolf. Volunteer at many community events.
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1023thewave.com | Daryl Major
PARKSVILLE — A local senior lost a considerable amount of money after falling victim to a convincing, and long-term cryptocurrency investment scam. The Parksville resident in his 70’s alerted Oceanside RCMP to the situation in late March, which began several years ago with a $2,000 payment made through a cryptocurrency machine in the community. Sgt.
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1023thewave.com | Daryl Major
NANAIMO — Vessel availability will result in some extra crowded vessels in and out of the Harbour City this Easter long weekend. BC Ferries is indicating a reduced fleet capacity due to some annual maintenance originally scheduled over the winter, but which got pushed back as a result of engine issues with some ships in their fleet. Spokesperson Ceilidh Marlow told NanaimoNewsNOW the Queen of Surrey remains offline as a result.
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thelounge999.com | Daryl Major
NANAIMO — An offender with a strong employment history turned to crime to feed his addiction, culminating in a high-profile crime wave south of Nanaimo, resulting in a face-to-face encounter with a homeowner. Tyrone Philip Reno Poulsen, 36, was sentenced in provincial court in Nanaimo on Friday, April 11 after he smashed a front window to get into a Yellow Point Rd. home on Cedar Rd. south of Nanaimo on the afternoon of Jan 25, 2023.
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thelounge999.com | Daryl Major
NANAIMO — While details are scarce, it appears the owner of a Nanaimo mall is committed to making substantial investments, including housing. Vancouver based Shape Properties Corp., owner of Nanaimo North Town Centre (NNTC) on Rutherford Rd., outlined a brief overview of its “major redevelopment” plans on its website. In addition to housing, Shape Properties states it’s preparing to create “open-air retail and new community spaces” to the 61-acre property.
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thelounge999.com | Daryl Major
NANAIMO — A group of dedicated local women are looking to take your old jewelry off your hands and use it to help women in need. The Nanaimo Women Helping Women (NWHW) group is holding their gold and silver jewelry collection fundraiser starting Monday, April 14 until May 5, with all money raised going towards their programs.
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