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Nanaimo News Bulletin
University plan shows the wayIf and when the Vancouver Island University master plan is approved, Nanaimo could be taken to school on sustainable development. Because the province is demanding carbon neutrality for post-secondary… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Tough lesson leads to self respectIt’s funny, the reasons you remember people. Sometimes it’s because they were can’t-catch-your-breath funny, or, perhaps, you couldn’t stand them from Day 1. Maybe, through their actions or words, the… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Working class rocked in recessionI went to a party last weekend in Vancouver with a bunch of my old friends from college. Half the people there were unemployed; many received their layoff notices just this past month. Those who had l… more |
Nanaimo News Bulletin
B.C. to tack through tough economyB.C. will continue to show at least some economic growth, not only this year but next year too. That’s the word from Fin… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Island farmers worth savingFarming on the Island needs our attention. The number of farms and farmers is decreasing rapidly, meaning food productio… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Trust in government always tenuousI have a mystery caller who routinely chimes in over issues that we cover here at the News Bulletin. His latest point of… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Bailouts must see big pictureThe federal government is looking seriously at ways of bailing out the auto industry as a way of saving jobs and keeping… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Beefs & bouquetsAn e-bouquet to the Nanaimo info blog website with excellent coverage of the civic elections and stuff around Nanaimo. A… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Auto industry shouldn’t get bailoutThe power of the Big Three auto industry and its union bosses is once again bamboozling our politicians. Every politica… moreNanaimo News Bulletin
Throne speech lacks boldnessNot surprisingly, more than half of Wednesday’s throne speech in Parliament was devoted to the economy. In contrast, bar… more |
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