In today's episode:

• MOONDANCE: The Van Morrison Songbook
• How are ticket prices looking in Vancouver on FIFA World Cup Eve?
• “I’ve never touched any student there:’ former Nanaimo pastor denies alleged sex crimes
• A world-class Tudor treasure: B.C. hotel reigns as Canada’s best
• B.C. seeks national rules to rein in gambling advertising
• PHOTOS: Fraser Valley Bosnians catch World Cup fever
• PHOTOS: Hundreds gather in Victoria as Canada earns historic World Cup point
• Former Langley Mountie convicted of assault should be jailed for three months: Crown
• Nanaimo dragon boat team captures gold at regatta in Alberni Valley
• Okanagan world champion martial artist home for a rest
• Charges upgraded in Vancouver vehicle-ramming incident that left 1 dead: police
• Nanaimo Rowing Club invites community to Come and Try Rowing

In today's episode:

• *DANCE* to Ethan Askey & The Elevators @...
• Beloved employee retires after 28-plus years with Quality Foods
• RDN launches Stage 3 outdoor watering restrictions
• Abbotsford Canucks name Richard Seeley as new general manager
• TROZZO: What a doctor on Canada’s bench in ’86 bench taught me about the World Cup
• Vancouver Island community mourns loss of beloved therapeutic horse
• Indigenous graduates in Nanaimo recognized in Semélshun ceremony
• B.C. says social media bill falls short, expert calls it ambitious
• Two musical acts will come together for concert at St. Paul’s Anglican Church
• Alison George Abbott
• Bailey’s Law, on intimate partner violence, moves forward in Senate
• B.C. rideshare service brings mountain shuttle back for Parks Canada

In today's episode:

• 06-10-2026 - Alberni Valley Sort'nGo Centre closure for June 21
• B.C.’s Jenn Gardiner re-signs with Vancouver Goldeneyes
• BC Prosecution Service approves driving charge for Interior Mountie
• 1 person taken to hospital after Vancouver Island vehicle crash
• Nanaimo District Secondary girls’ soccer achieves B.C. soccer supremacy
• Forests minister talks saw mills, old-growth and caribou in B.C. Interior
• Board of Education Meeting- Strategic Directions Committee- June 10, 2026
• Vancouver Island resident bilked out of $40K online via AI-generated ad
• Nanaimo RCMP make arrest in shooting incident
• B.C. man fined $6,000 for illegally transporting protected snapping turtle
• B.C. government straining to show World Cup’s economic benefit

What's happening around town:

• Sixx Paxx - 19+ Only

In today's episode:

• Nanaimo RCMP issue warning after traffic stop involving grad students
• Accused in Lumby murder case offers murky account of day ex-wife was killed
• Nanaimo remains among dwindling group of cities seeing rent costs increase
• ‘Worthy of rebuke:’ Damages awarded to investigator fired after B.C. Misfire report
• PUBLIC OPEN HOUSE: RURAL HOUSING STRATEGY PROJECT
• City of Nanaimo again asks province for ‘dry’ supportive-housing units
• Fred Penner will be headlining entertainment at Nanaimo Silly Boat Regatta
• Former Okanagan man guilty of historical sexual offences against minor
• Mid-Island SAR teams brace for busy season
• Saanich police perform CPR during two-patient medical emergency
• B.C. rolls out online home tests for learner licence tests
• Courtenay-Alberni MP introduces bill to make mental health services accessible

In today's episode:

• Current Outage - South of VAN ISLE WAY, West of VETERANS MEMORIAL PKY, East of JACKLIN RD, North of KELLY RD
• 05-08-2026 - Union ratifies Collective Agreement
• Langley City responds in legal fight with sitting councillor
• Nanaimo landscape artist showcasing work at Art 10 Gallery this June and July
• Revelstoke railroaders among 300 CPKC staff on strike
• The Nanaimo Jazz scene flourishes with the local Jazz groups working together to organize the Sunday Jazz Brunch series
• Police investigating Vancouver Island restaurant fire appeal for witnesses
• ‘Create meaningful moments:’ hairstylist teaching dad’s to do their daughters hair
• Nanaimo’s former heritage planner recognized for lifetime of promoting B.C.’s heritage
• Stab wounds detailed in Lumby woman’s murder trial
• Teen presumed drowned after boating incident northeast of Quesnel

What's happening around town:

• The Alan Jackson Experience

In today's episode:

• Current Outage - 1400 block FINLAYSON VIEW, 0 block FINLAYSON VIEW PL
• Nanoose Bay man still rocking in floor curling at 100 years old
• District of Lantzville will hold open house to discuss future of historic church
• BRIONES: Going cuckoo over photographing birds
• City of Nanaimo wants public input on impacts of rising sea levels
• 250 original ancient objects bring Egypt to life in Victoria museum
• Vancouver Island’s Nicoll brothers sign pro baseball deals in Hamilton
• One fatality in vehicle crash on Highway 5 near McLure: RCMP
• Three-year funding injection bolsters Rutherford Elementary library
• Business Notes: Expect lots of fun at Landlubber Pub during FIFA games
• NDSS senior girls earn AAA provincial soccer crown
• Evacuation Alert issued for Poole Creek / Gates Lake area of Electoral Area C

In today's episode:

• Stone Poets @Char's
• Alberni Arts Council’s featured artist: Muriel A Bush
• Deception used to fool Nazis prior to D-Day invasion, says Nanaimo Legion exec
• Nanaimo RCMP asks for public’s help in finding owner of stolen tools
• VIDEO: Vancouver Island restaurant destroyed in early morning fire
• New six-storey housing development with 95 units proposed for Northfield Road
• Island Time to bring a close to Nanaimo gymnastics season
• Maple Ridge pro cyclist wins silver in Italian race
• LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Mark Carney and Bananarama
• ‘We desired to find a tunnel’: B.C. wall yields artifacts, no tunnels
• Langford dad leads age-old method to ‘teach the child and carve their character’
• COLUMN: Climbing Mount Benson well worth the effort

In today's episode:

• DanceABLE
• One B.C. forced to move venues in Kamloops after $7.7K security bill from city
• Vehicle severs pole off highway in Nanaimo, knocking out power
• PHOTOS: B.C.’s Science World fully transforms into FIFA World Cup match ball
• Nanaimo’s jobless rate remains one of highest in Canada
• A third of B.C.’s drowning deaths in 2025 happened in the summer months
• Surrey mayor breaks silence on police chief firing maelstrom
• Graham Clowes
• B.C. adds 25,000 jobs in May, but still falling behind Canada as a whole
• 2 mosquito species in B.C. show results for virus that can cause human illness
• District Newsletter – June 5, 2026
• UFC pay-per-view era in Canada ending with move to Paramount Plus in 2027