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The political path to a recovery-oriented model for 250 Terminal’s supportive housing (opens the original)
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Midcoast Morning explores the political path to a change of plans in the Newcastle neighbourhood. Last week Nanaimo-Gabriola MLA and Minister of Social Development and Poverty Reduction, Sheila Malcolmson, announced forthcoming supportive housing at 250 Terminal, now known as 250 Bryden, will operate under a recovery-oriented model. Midcoast Morning follows up with the minister, and City of Nanaimo councillor Sheryl Armstrong, who was a vocal advocate for the change at the local level. Creators
Previewing VIFF with the Nanaimo International Film Screening Society (opens the original)
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A world of cinema is set to be a boat ride away next month. The Vancouver International Film Festival kicks off October first. The lineup was released last week and features 256 films from 76 countries, in 83 languages. Glen Grunau is president of the Nanaimo International Film Screening Society, a group that organizes showings of international and art house cinema at the Shaw auditorium. He spoke with the program about what he’s looking forward to at the festival, how to engage with it as an is
Green Party of Canada Leadership hopeful visits Nanaimo (opens the original)
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One of two candidates in the race to replace Elizabeth May as leader of the Green Party of Canada was in Nanaimo this past weekend to pitch their case to lead the federal party. Mike Morrice, former MP for Kitchener Centre, spoke with the program following a Sunday evening event. Midcoast Morning also heard from Nira Dookeran, a party organizer, who is also running for the leadership. Creators & Guests Jesse Woodward - Editor Joe Pugh - Host Mike Morrice - Guest Nira Dookeran - Guest Support Mid
Nanaimo Lions Club members share history ahead of 80th anniversary celebration (opens the original)
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The Nanaimo Lions Club is getting ready to mark its 80th anniversary this Saturday in Maffeo Sutton Park. The service club has helped contribute community infrastructure like the Lions Pavillion and Lions Great Bridge in the park and elsewhere in the community over its eight decades in operation. Currently, they’re looking for new members to increase their capacity to help out in the community. Longtime members Al Brett and Larrie Taylor, as well as current president Bob Huck met with Midcoast M
Talking about the Nanaimo Accord (opens the original)
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Nanaimo City Council has endorsed the Nanaimo Accord, a document created by leaders of various local institutions that outlines shared priorities for the community’s future. The accord identifies 3 major projects as priorities for investment, expansion of Nanaimo Regional General Hospital, Duke Point Expansion, and the te’tuxwtun development planned on former Department of National Defence lands. The accord was born out of the Mayor’s Leaders Table, a committee made up of members appointed by th
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