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Future uncertain as bulldozers roll over keystone Nanaimo waterfront property

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Snuneymuxw First Nation has yet to reveal plans for former Howard Johnson Harbourside Hotel site downtown

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Excavator sinks teeth into former Howard Johnson Hotel in Nanaimo

Snuneymuxw First Nation has yet to reveal future plans for waterfront property

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'Just disgraceful': Norma's nightmare knockdown

Norma's bulldozed a historic homestead she inherited in Sydney's south-west and locals aren't happy.

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Demolition underway for former Howard Johnson hotel property in Nanaimo

NANAIMO — The landscape of the gateway to downtown Nanaimo is finally changing, after years of sitting dormant. Demolition crews ramped up their work at the former Howard Johnson hotel site at the corner of Terminal Ave. and Comox Rd. this week, after starting their site preparation and other work late last year. Excavators were seen beginning Wednesday, March 26 ripping away siding and beginning to tear down walls of the hotel site, which close…

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nine.com.au broke the news in on Thursday, March 27, 2025.
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