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Light-industrial subdivision proposed for Nanaimo's East Wellington Road - Nanaimo News Bulletin

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By Robert Barron Verified
| Nanaimo News Bulletin Verified
A proposal for a light-industrial subdivision on 25 hectares of land on East Wellington Road will go to a public hearing. City council gave the first two readings for a zoning amendment to allow the project on two adjacent properties, located at 2080 and 2160 East Wellington Rd., to move forward at its meeting on Monday, July 27. The large, undeveloped properties are on the north side of East Wellington Road, southwest of the Nanaimo Parkway.
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Julie Sperber selected as new CEO of the Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce. - Nanaimo News Bulletin

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By Robert Barron Verified
| Nanaimo News Bulletin Verified
Julie Sperber has been chosen as the new CEO of the Greater Nanaimo Chamber of Commerce. Sperber, current president and CEO of the Vancouver Island Economic Alliance, will be taking over from interim CEO Liette Masse, who has been in the leadership role since late 2025. In a press release, the chamber said Sperber brings extensive experience in organizational development, regional-economic development, partnership building and community engagement to her new role.
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UN finds increase in migrant deaths on 2 routes in early 2026 amid Vatican concerns

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By Tyler Arnold Verified, Robert Barron Verified
| Catholic World Report Verified
UN finds increase in migrant deaths on 2 routes in early 2026 amid Vatican concerns By Tyler Arnold for EWTN News The U.N. found an increase in migrant deaths from drowning incidents in the Mediterranean Sea, an issue about which Pope Leo XIV has expressed serious concerns. Crosses mark graves at a cemetery in Lampedusa that includes the bodies of people who have died in the Mediterranean Sea.
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