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LRCA unveils new Extreme Weather Shelter downtown

LRCA unveils new Extreme Weather Shelter downtown

The homeless in Ladysmith and the surrounding area stand to gain over the winter months as a result of a new Extreme Weather Shelter (EWS) that will open next November.
Island Health reviewing 500 CT scans done at Campbell River Hospital

Island Health reviewing 500 CT scans done at Campbell River Hospital

Review may be expanded to 20,000 diagnostic tests at Nanaimo Regional General Hospital and West Coast General Hospital in Port Alberni
Car crashes into tree on Trans-Canada Highway in Ladysmith

Car crashes into tree on Trans-Canada Highway in Ladysmith

A driver was being assessed for injuries after a car crashed into a tree in Ladysmith.
Ladysmith veterans hold Vimy commemoration ceremony

Ladysmith veterans hold Vimy commemoration ceremony

The Ladysmith Legion Branch 171 held a Vimy Ridge commemoration ceremony on Sunday attended by Second World War, Korean and Afghan veterans.
Environment Canada issues wind warning for Ladysmith, Chemainus

Environment Canada issues wind warning for Ladysmith, Chemainus

Ladysmith and Chemainus residents are bracing for strong winds forecasted for east Vancouver Island.
Chemainus teacher to read iconic war poem at Vimy Ridge

Chemainus teacher to read iconic war poem at Vimy Ridge

Janet Ruest invited to participate in ceremony commemorating 100-year anniversary of battle
Ladysmith Resources Centre Association holding open house at new extreme weather shelter

Ladysmith Resources Centre Association holding open house at new extreme weather shelter

The public will be offered a sneak peak tomorrow of Ladysmith’s new permanent Extreme Weather Shelter that will be operated by the Ladysmith Resources Centre Association.
Ladysmith RCMP officer allegedly assaulted responding to drunk driving call

Ladysmith RCMP officer allegedly assaulted responding to drunk driving call

A Ladysmith RCMP officers was forced to Taser a man on Monday night after allegedly being assaulted.
VIU approves two-per cent increase on tuition, student fees

VIU approves two-per cent increase on tuition, student fees

More than $9-million shortfall offset by international student tuition
Nanaimo-North Cowichan candidates debate the issues

Nanaimo-North Cowichan candidates debate the issues

Nanaimo-North Cowichan candidates discuss health, road maintenance and other issues at meeting