The impending closure of the Nicol Street Hub The Hub, a drop in centre for people experiencing homelessness, is set...

The impending closure of the Nicol Street Hub.

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Nanaimo Hub set to close but nearby neighbourhood group worried about what comes next Just weeks away from the closing of the daytime and nighttime service...

Nanaimo Hub set to close but nearby neighbourhood group worried about what comes next.

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VIU to host Canada's top college basketball teams with CCAA National Championship The best men’s college basketball teams in the country will gather in...

VIU to host Canada's top college basketball teams with CCAA National Championship.

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After a rare thrift store discovery, a Canadian rock band is getting its long-lost chance at fame A group of teenagers that formed a rock band in the 1960s never released their music until now.

Pretty cool to see this story we covered spread abroad to Public Radio stations like WBUR in Boston! Our newsroom's Lauryn Mackenzie even got a photo credit here.

New low-cost vet care program opens in Nanaimo Nanaimo is full of animal lovers, and while people want to give their...

New low-cost vet care program opens in Nanaimo.

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Bluebirds once flourished here, Cowichan conservation works for their return Bluebirds once could be seen–and heard–all across the Cowichan Valley,...

Bluebirds once flourished here, Cowichan conservation works for their return.

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Camosun professor questions choice of permanent daylight time As B.C. gets ready to spring forward one final time, a number of voices...

Camosun professor questions choice of permanent daylight time.

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Snuneymuxw raise concerns about industrial pollution incidents around Duke Point Snuneymuxw First Nation is calling for investigation and enforcement...

Snuneymuxw raise concerns about industrial pollution incidents around Duke Point.

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Yellow Point Ecological Society President calls for 'green industrial zone' in Nanaimo The president of the Yellow Point Ecological Society would like to see...

Yellow Point Ecological Society President calls for 'green industrial zone' in Nanaimo.

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VIU Students’ Union host free open textbook fair The first week of March marks Open Education Week, and facing rising...

VIU Students’ Union host free open textbook fair.

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Sled Island Announces First-Wave Lineup, Including Black Country, New Road, billy woods, Backxwash, HOMESHAKE Sled Island Music & Arts Festival has announced its first wave of artists heading to Calgary from June 17 to 21. The initial roster

Sled Island Announces First-Wave Lineup, Including Black Country, New Road, billy woods, Backxwash, HOMESHAKE

Home Grown website wants to strengthen connection to local farmers and food A local software developer wants to make buying local produce to support...

Home Grown website wants to strengthen connection to local farmers and food.

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Celebrating The Glass Cage and a soundtrack of a past Nanaimo Following the story of a long lost record being found, former...

Celebrating The Glass Cage and a soundtrack of a past Nanaimo.

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Black History Month on the Salish Sea Back in 1999 when Shalema Gantt first came to Nanaimo, she says she...

Black History Month on the Salish Sea.

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25 Years of the Maple Sugar Festival in Nanaimo This weekend marks the 25th anniversary of a Nanaimo festival...

25 Years of the Maple Sugar Festival in Nanaimo.

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Federal NDP leadership hopeful, Heather McPherson, stops by Nanaimo With little over a month out from the federal NDP leadership election,...

Federal NDP leadership hopeful, Heather McPherson, stops by Nanaimo.

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Inside The Glass Cage, a Nanaimo band reunites over a long lost album In the summer of 1968, performing a once in a lifetime gig, a band of...

Inside The Glass Cage, a Nanaimo band reunites over a long lost album.

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Snuneymuxw could soon vote municipally in October. SFN and the City of Nanaimo announce joint effort for city boundary change. Since the incorporation of the City of Nanaimo, many members of the...

Snuneymuxw could soon vote municipally in October. SFN and the City of Nanaimo announce joint effort for city boundary change..

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Shane Koyczan • • 2d • S Small Town (For the community of Tumbler Ridge) Grief in a small town has no corners to hide in it sits at every kitchen table like the last slice of something that everyone has suddenly lost their appetites for the first siren must have sounded like a mistake the others were a cacophony a smashed piggy bank where the coins all shone like stunned eyes looking for a reason why as if even the most concise answer could make anyone understand even time seems to bow under the weight of children's names spoken in past tense small towns endure a lot they feel the slow ache of industries leaving

so their strength comes from each other from everyone knowing everyone else they will remember the student who always brought extra pencils in case a classmate needed one the parent who braided their child's hair for the last time that morning they will remember in the way they refuse to let this be the loudest thing about them or the big thing that defines the small town they all love.

Shane Koyczan is one of Canada’s most celebrated poets and spoken word artists.

He wrote this for Tumbler Ridge this week. Beautiful.

World Radio Day: Radio and Artificial Intelligence — CHLY 101.7FM: Listener Supported in Nanaimo BC. Established by UNESCO, since 2011, February 13th has marked World Radio Day, a day to celebrate what is still a powerful communication medium for entertainment and dissemination of information. This y...

Today is World Radio Day, and we're exploring the intersection of radio and AI internally, and with our listeners.

Q: What is one thing you don't understand about AI? Is there anything you think you might be misunderstanding?

Donate to Supporting families affected in Tumbler Ridge, organized by Tumbler Ridge PAC Supporting Families Impacted by the Recent Tragedy in Tumbler Ridge … Tumbler Ridge PAC needs your support for Supporting families affected in Tumbler Ridge

The Tumbler Ridge PAC is raising funds to support families affected by this week's tragedy. As of posting, they're 86% towards their goal of $600k.

Nanaimo celebrates trio for decades of contribution to city's culture and heritage Decades of Contributions to Nanaimo’s history, theatre, and music scenes...

Nanaimo celebrates trio for decades of contribution to city's culture and heritage.

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World Radio Day - Radio and Artificial Intelligence — CHLY 101.7FM: Listener Supported in Nanaimo BC. Established by UNESCO, since 2011, February 13th has marked World Radio Day, a day to celebrate what is still a powerful communication medium for entertainment and dissemination of information. This y...

Q: Where should we draw the line between innovation and misuse of voice technology?

#worldradioday #unesco #communityradio #ncraanrec

World Radio Day - Radio and Artificial Intelligence — CHLY 101.7FM: Listener Supported in Nanaimo BC. Established by UNESCO, since 2011, February 13th has marked World Radio Day, a day to celebrate what is still a powerful communication medium for entertainment and dissemination of information. This y...

Engaging with the themes of World Radio Day this year:

Q: Can you recognize an AI-generated voice?

#worldradioday #unesco #communityradio #ncraanrec

World Radio Day - Radio and Artificial Intelligence — CHLY 101.7FM: Listener Supported in Nanaimo BC. Established by UNESCO, since 2011, February 13th has marked World Radio Day, a day to celebrate what is still a powerful communication medium for entertainment and dissemination of information. This y...

Tomorrow marks World Radio Day, an event founded in 2011 by UNESCO. This year's theme is the intersection of radio and AI.

We're inviting our listeners and readers to engage with us on the topic throughout the year.

#worldradioday #unesco #communityradio #ncraanrec

As Tumbler Ridge Mourns, Anti-Trans Misinfo Spreads | The Tyee No good will come from the conservative rush to weaponize the shooter’s identity in this story.

The response to the #TumblerRidgeShooting from far-right media, online commentators and even an elected official in Canada is another dark example of how pervasive anti-trans misinformation has become, even in Canada.

Mel Woods writes. #bcpoli #bced

Terrible news out of Tumbler Ridge in northern BC.

We're hiring an LJI Journalist for the Comox Valley — CHLY 101.7FM: Listener Supported in Nanaimo BC. CHLY is seeking a motivated and dynamic reporter with a solid foundation in journalism to work in its Nonprofit Newsroom to cover local news in the Comox Valley, and northern Oceanside area.

Our non-profit station with a growing newsroom is hiring in the Comox Valley of Vancouver Island! Contract is for a year, with potential for renewal.

Pay is a living wage for the island. More details on our website.

Journalism lost its culture of sharing. Here’s how we rebuild it The data are clear: The open-source culture that defined an earlier era of online journalism has collapsed.

Always an interesting read, the articles coming out of Nieman Lab.

Sexpo from VIU Students’ Union breaks down sexual health barriers For many people, sexual health was only something taught to them in high...

Sexpo from VIU Students’ Union breaks down sexual health barriers.

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