Jordan Davidson
News Reporter at NanaimoNewsNOW
Reporter at NanaimoNewsNOW
Reporter at NanaimoNewsNOW Views are my own. 🇨🇦And 🏳️🌈 ally. Gun owner. Former Albertan. He/Him
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1 month ago |
thelounge999.com | Jordan Davidson
NANAIMO — Cosplay and comic book-lovers from all around are getting ready to descend on the Harbour City for the largest free comic con this side of the Rocky Mountains. The 2025 edition of Curious ComiCon takes place on Saturday, May 3, inside Country Club Centre from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m., complete with vendors, artists, and cosplay contests.
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1 month ago |
thelounge999.com | Jordan Davidson
NANAIMO — Stretches of warm weather followed by rain showers was the story weather-wise for much of B.C. last month, and the mid-Island was no different. A daily mean temperature of around 9.0 degrees Celsius for Nanaimo made April warmer than usual but much drier, with a similar pattern across much of Vancouver Island. That’s according to warning preparedness meteorologist with Environment Canada Lisa Erven who said weather patterns were also very similar province-wide last month.
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1 month ago |
thelounge999.com | Jordan Davidson
NANAIMO — With one full year in the books, the Evolve e-bikes are getting a lot of usage, with locals apparently utilizing them more than tourists. The network of blue e-bikes was established last year with stations dotting all corners of the Harbour City, allowing users to travel up to 25 kilometres per hour along the active transportation routes.
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1 month ago |
885thebeach.com | Jordan Davidson
NANAIMO — Amid rising costs and global trade trouble, more people than ever are paying closer attention to the country of origin of stuff they buy, with a local non-profit leading the way for almost three decades. Global Village Nanaimo is in its 28th year of operating on the mid-Island, importing fair trade goods from around the world while emphasizing putting people over profit.
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2 months ago |
thelounge999.com | Jordan Davidson
NANAIMO — Local police found several guns following a search of an encampment at a central Nanaimo park on Friday, after a man arrived at the hospital suffering from an apparent gunshot wound to the leg. Nanaimo RCMP said they believe the shooting occurred around 6:00 a.m. on Friday, April 25, in Bowen Park, near the intersection of Bowen Rd. and Wakesiah Ave. Reserve. Cst.
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