
Nanaimo: A Living Habitat for Bald Eagles
On Vancouver Island, the bald eagle is not a rare sight or a fleeting thrill. In Nanaimo, it is part of the landscape —

On Vancouver Island, the bald eagle is not a rare sight or a fleeting thrill. In Nanaimo, it is part of the landscape —


For two years now, Vancouver Island has been quietly re‑educating me. I arrived with city reflexes still intact — the habit of comparing, of measuring

When people talk about sustainability, they often picture cutting‑edge cities with futuristic infrastructure, public transit innovations, or sweeping corporate commitments. Nanaimo offers something quieter

Nanaimo is quietly redefining what it means to live well. Far from the hustle of larger cities, this mid-sized coastal city is emerging as

Vancouver has spent decades asking how to be more livable. We debate density models, redesign streets, and search for the elusive balance between growth,

Nanaimo Is Thriving — Not Because It’s Changing, but Because It Knows What Matters For years, Nanaimo has been described as a city in transition.

“Are we going to see whales today, Auntie Mel?” my godson asked, bouncing on the balls of his feet as we stepped onto the dock.

There are places where water feels alive. Not merely moving, not merely reflecting the sky, but alive in the sense that it speaks, it teaches,

There is a forest on Vancouver Island where time seems to pause. Cathedral Grove, tucked within MacMillan Provincial Park, is not just a collection

There comes a moment in every woman’s life when the speed of the world becomes too loud to bear. The hustle. The noise. The expectations.