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Greg Sakaki

Nanaimo

editor of the Nanaimo News Bulletin. he/him I don't check in on this account daily anymore; I primarily use @NanaimoBulletin now.

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  • 1 week ago | nanaimobulletin.com | Greg Sakaki

    Local government officials on Vancouver Island are asking the B.C. government to allow them to build critical infrastructure in their communities without the need to go to an alternate-approval process.

  • 1 month ago | boundarycreektimes.com | Greg Sakaki

    The largest official opposition in the history of B.C. politics now has a new slate of party policies to inform its arguments in the legislature. Approximately 800 delegates from the Conservative Party of B.C. are in Nanaimo on Saturday, March 1, for the party's annual general meeting at the Vancouver Island Conference Centre.

  • 2 months ago | thenorthernview.com | Greg Sakaki

    A Nanaimo-Lantzville political candidate, asked if she had any enemies when her car was set fire, replied that she imagines she’s made a few. A compact car belonging to Gwen O’Mahony, who ran for the Conservative Party of B.C. in last year’s provincial election, was set fire near her home in the Nanaimo hospital area last week.

  • Dec 21, 2024 | ladysmithchronicle.com | Greg Sakaki

    Much of cabinet has been reset in a renewed B.C. government, but Nanaimo's incumbent MLA remains in her role as minister of social development and poverty reduction. Sheila Malcolmson, MLA for Nanaimo-Gabriola, spoke with the News Bulletin recently about being returned to cabinet and the work ahead for her ministry.

  • Nov 12, 2024 | houston-today.com | Greg Sakaki

    Nanaimo-Lantzville's next MLA says he will try to be a voice for British Columbians who may feel they're not reflected in government. George Anderson was elected as the first MLA of the new riding last month with a strong margin of victory, taking 52 per cent of the vote.

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1 Nov 24

RT @KarlYuBulletin: Fittingly, Richard Harding from @cityofnanaimo dressed in pickle costume for #pickleball court grand opening on #hallow…

Greg Sakaki
Greg Sakaki @BulletinSports
29 Sep 24

Nanaimo Clippers win their first of the season, defeating the Powell River Kings by a 7-3 score… https://t.co/7jVmupW9Ps #Nanaimo

Greg Sakaki
Greg Sakaki @BulletinSports
4 Sep 24

RT @VIUMariners: Thanks to @KarlYuBulletin @NanaimoBulletin for chatting with new Mariner Jordyn Exner and WVB head coach Shane Hyde as par…