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Business Spotlight - Green Thumb Garden Centre

Some places just stick with you, and in Nanaimo, Green Thumb Garden Centre is one of them. Family-owned for three generations and growing strong for over 60 years, it’s a place filled with stories, from first paycheques and summer jobs to their deep community roots. As part of our Nanaimo Business…

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Why Nanaimo Should Be Your Next Escape from the City

Tired of the city noise? We hear you. The constant traffic. The sirens. The construction that somehow starts before your alarm does. Lights always on. Crowds everywhere. It can feel like the volume never turns down. Sometimes you just need a break from the buzz. Good news: Nanaimo happens to be very…

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Exploring History at the Nanaimo Museum

If you think museums are all dusty display cases and whispered conversations, Nanaimo Museum is here to politely prove you wrong. Alongside its permanent exhibits that dig deep into the city’s coal mining roots, waterfront beginnings, and community stories, the museum regularly rolls out rotating…

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Things to do in Nanaimo this Winter

Winter here? Oh, we have the goods. While the rest of Canada is hiding under electric blankets, shovelling driveways, and scraping ice off windshields with expired debit cards, Nanaimo is out here living its best flannel life. Rain? That’s just free ambience. Steam rising from a mug, sea lions…

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Respect & Explore the Nanaimo Region

Your guide to respectfully experiencing Nanaimo, Saysutshun & Gabriola Island Exploring the Nanaimo Region means stepping into a place where nature, culture, and community come together in ways you’ll feel long after you leave. From the shores of Saysutshun to the sandstone cliffs of Gabriola and…

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Winter in Nanaimo? Let’s Get Cozy.

The days are darker, the drinks are hotter, and suddenly “staying in” feels like a luxury lifestyle choice. In Nanaimo, winter isn’t something we survive; it’s something we romanticize. Think storm watching with a blanket burrito, lazy mornings with fog on the harbour, coastal cabins that smell…

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