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Mental Health · NanaimoNANAIMO — A highly intoxicated man with mental health issues received a suspended sentence and two years probation for a bizarre high-profile assault nearly two years ago. The perplexing actions of Tristan Jed Maunder, 39, were revealed at a Wednesday, May 1 sentencing hearing in Nanaimo after he pleaded guilty to an assault with a weapon charge. It was August 6, 2022 when Maunder, the son of the private island’s caretaker, took exception to a m…See the Story
‘I’m really sorry:’ non-custodial sentence for man who dropped log on Nanaimo kayakers
Wildfires · NanaimoNANAIMO — Despite more rainfall over the south coast and central B.C, the threat of wildfires this summer remains prominent province-wide. Nanaimo saw 85 per cent of normal amounts of precipitation in April, where 56.8 millimetres fell in total, just short of the average amount of 67.4 millimetres. Environment Canada meteorologist Brian Proctor called the month “average” as we ride out the tail end of an El Nino weather pattern. “I wouldn’t re…See the Story
‘Really didn’t do a lot:’ April weather does little to address mid-Island wildfire concerns
Nanaimo · NanaimoNANAIMO — Warm spring weather means motorcycle enthusiasts are hitting the road with more regularity, leading to a warning from ICBC. The Crown corporation’s Tom Webster said crashes involving motorcycles significantly increase between May and September every year, with 212 people injured in motorcycle-involved collisions in each of those months across B.C. Webster said about 60 per cent of all motorcycle-related collisions happen at intersectio…See the Story
More motorcycles hitting mid-Island roads as weather warms up
RCMP · NanaimoNANAIMO — A northern B.C. man wanted on multiple domestic violence-related charges is believed to be on the mid-Island. Jayson Lee Delorme, 41, is thought to be travelling in the Nanaimo, Port Alberni or Duncan area of Vancouver Island and faces a long list of changes stemming from incidents in Prince George and Fort St. John upwards of two years ago. Delorme has been charged with two counts each of assault and uttering threats, as well as other…See the Story
Prince George man believed to be in Nanaimo area wanted by RCMP
Soccer · VancouverVANCOUVER, British Columbia (AP) — The estimated cost of staging matches at BC Place Stadium during the 2026 World Cup has more than doubled over the past two years to […]See the Story
Estimated cost of World Cup matches in Vancouver has doubled since 2022
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