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The Navigator is Vancouver Island University’s (formerly Malaspina University–College) student press. Founded in 1969 as a newspaper, the Navigator (aka the Nav) recently evolved into a monthly magazine. In 1992, the Nav became an incorporated society under the Society Act of BC. The magazine is run completely by students—from the business end of selling ads and bookkeeping, to writing, designing, and editing. The Nav strives to provide a venue for students to gain professional experience, and act as an outlet to bring pressing student and community issues to the public eye.

The High School (THS) at Vancouver Island University is a BC certified, independent school that offers the best of both worlds for Canadian and international students in grades 10 to 12—a high school and a university. We are uniquely situated on, and have access to all of the resources and amenities of the university campus at VIU We accept students in Grades 10-12 from the greater Nanaimo area and from around the world. Small class sizes, individual attention and opportunities for intercultural understanding are only a few of the hallmarks of this school. Starting your journey here allows qualified graduates direct admission to Vancouver Island University in order to continue the journey to post-secondary studies and beyond!

Owner, Don Geisbrecht, is professionally trained in the repair of all brass and woodwind instruments and has over 23 years experience. When you bring your instrument in to the Brass and Woodwind Shop, you speak directly to the person who will repair your instrument. Repair estimates are free. We do everything from minor repairs to major overhauls. The Brass and Woodwind Shop has a reputation for doing quality repair work at a reasonable price. Professional instruments are given special attention and professional replacement parts.

The Anglican Catholic Church of Canada (ACCC) is a province of the Traditional Anglican Church that upholds the historic Anglican tradition of the Christian faith through worship, sacraments, and teachings based on Scripture and tradition across Canada.

The Pantry welcomes you to their establishment. They are open at night all week. You can get there by car. They are found in a neighborhood packed with parks. Payments by American Express, c.o.d, MasterCard, Visa and direct debit are recognized.

At The Nanaimo Pain Clinic, we have set out to create a safe, confidential, and encouraging space to address and treat opiate dependence. The rate of addiction in British Columbia has reached critical levels, creating chaos in our communities, and resulting in death across the province. In response to this epidemic, The Nanaimo Pain Clinic opened its doors in 2016 to ensure that those caught in the grips of drug dependence do not have to suffer alone. Understanding that addiction has many faces and takes many forms, The Nanaimo Pain Clinic uses an evidence based treatment model to provide medication-assisted therapy in tandem with recovery support counselling, prioritizing promptness, compassion, and respect to the core of the practice.

The Thirsty Camel Cafe serves delicious, fresh and healthy food. It's a favourite Nanaimo restaurant, voted among the top three places to eat lunch in Nanaimo in 2009. The main menu is middle Eastern. There are plenty of Vegetarian and Vegan option, as well as dishes containing free-range, veggie-fed, non-medicated chicken from Nanaimo's best butcher. Piper's Meats. Our falafel pitas have gained a reputation far beyond Nanaimo. According to Victoria's Eat Magazine, "There is ho hum falafel and then there is Ilan Goldenblatt's falafel at the Thirsty Camel. [ Goldnblatt] is fresh obsessed". [ Su Grimmer, Eat Magazine, July/August edition, 2008.]