Tag: VIRL

VIRL reveals top 10 most popular titles borrowed in 2024

Community Hussam Elghussein -
A variety of books, ebooks, and audiobooks were in high demand in 2024. That comes from Vancouver Island Regional Library,...

VIRL unveils new mural at Nanaimo Harborfront Library 

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A mural being featured at the Vancouver Island Regional Library in Nanaimo will be unveiled Friday, and the library...

VIRL wraps up summer reading club with Drag Extravaganza 

Uncategorized Justin Baumgardner -
Vancouver Island Regional Library is amped up to host families as they celebrate a summer full of reading and...

Vancouver Island Regional Library to mandate employee vaccinations

News My Comox Valley Now -
Vaccines will be mandatory for Vancouver Island Regional Library (VIRL) employees next year.

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Federal budget proposes grocery benefit top-up, projects $62.3-billion deficit

National
Millions of Canadians could receive another one-time grocery benefit payment early next year under a federal budget that projects a $62.3-billion deficit in 2026-27.

High streamflow advisory issued for Vancouver Island, Sunshine Coast

Weather
The B.C. River Forecast Centre has issued a High Streamflow Advisory for Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast as a series of atmospheric rivers brings heavy rain to the coast.

B.C. rents down 10 per cent in three years, steepest drop of any province: report

Economy
Apartment and condo rents in B.C. have fallen more than 10 per cent over three years, the largest decline of any province, according to a new report.

UPDATE: Highway 39 south of Mackenzie cleared; BC Highway Patrol seeking dash cam and witnesses

RCMP
Northern Health has confirmed the Code Orange at the Mackenzie and District Hospital has ended, and emergency department services have returned to normal as of 3:30 this afternoon (Wednesday).

K’ómoks First Nation welcomes incoming B.C. government

Indigenous
K’ómoks First Nation has issued a statement welcoming B.C.’s incoming premier and provincial government following last month’s election.