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Top North Island Gazette News

Planned navy practice exercise off Vancouver Island alarms unaware public

British Columbia Politics · British Columbia

Planned navy practice exercise off Vancouver Island alarms unaware public

100% Left coverage: 10 sources

When a bunch of American Naval personnel unloaded U.S. Coast Guard vessels at Clutesi Haven Marina in Port Alberni on Monday, social media sites blew up with rumours about why they were on Vancouver Island and why there were armed vessels making their way down the Alberni Inlet. See the Story

North Vancouver Island’s Ha’me’ Restaurant Shares Bounty of Indigenous Cuisine

UNESCO · British Columbia

North Vancouver Island’s Ha’me’ Restaurant Shares Bounty of Indigenous Cuisine

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Ha’me’ offers a West Coast-inspired culinary experience grounded in traditional knowledge See the Story

Remembering Charlie: Island's celebrity Sheltie in shades succumbs to cancer

Cancer · Saanich

Remembering Charlie: Island's celebrity Sheltie in shades succumbs to cancer

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Charlie will be remembered for his cool sunglasses, and all the love and smiles he provided See the Story

North Islanders celebrate Pride month at Carrot Park in Port Hardy

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Pride festivities aim to celebrate diversity, foster connection, and uplift voices of all identities while offering a joyful and inclusive space for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community and allies to come together in unity and supportPort Hardy · Port Hardy See the Story

North Islanders Honoured at 2025 Wonder Woman Awards Ceremony

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The 2025 Wonder Woman Awards honoured four North Island women at its ceremony on Saturday, June 14Blacon · Blacon See the Story

Quatse Loop Trail closed for several days while bridge is replaced

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

The entire trail section to the right from the parking lot to Coal Harbour Road will be closed while the work is being doneBritish Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Ha’me’ Restaurant reopens in Port Hardy with First Nations blessing ceremony

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Ha’me’ offers a West Coast–inspired culinary experience grounded in traditional knowledgePort Hardy · Port Hardy Read Article

Vancouver Island woman starts running program in her mid-60s

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Cheryl Lee: 'You're never too old to start running'British Columbia · British Columbia See the Story

Young Island rugby standout bound for New Zealand in scholarship surprise

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Kai Abrahamson’s rapid rise continues with elite month-long training experience with the Bay of PlentyRugby · Bay Of Plenty See the Story

$5K Fine, Social Media Ban for B.C. Jet Skier Who Got Too Close to Dolphins

90% Left coverage: 20 sources

A B.C. man caught jet skiing too close to a pod of dolphins while taking video has been fined $5,000 and banned from posting “anything” related to marine mammals on social media, according to officials.Mammals · Port McNeill See the Story

Canucks grab 2-1 lead in Calder Cup final with 6-1 win over Checkers

88% Left coverage: 17 sources

Breaking News, Sports, Manitoba, CanadaVancouver Canucks · Abbotsford See the Story

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