Nathan Maley

Born and raised in Nanaimo, Nathan is passionate about sharing local stories with the communities where he grew up. When he’s not working, he can often be found on the court playing ball hockey, spending time with friends and family, or relaxing with a good movie.
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Assault charge approved against Port McNeill RCMP officer

RCMP Nathan Maley -
An incident last June has resulted in a charge against a Port McNeill RCMP officer.

NIC adds more rural nurse training seats with help of provincial funding

North Island College Nathan Maley -
Nursing students from rural communities on the North Island will have more opportunities to pursue their career paths closer to home thanks to new funding. 

Port Hardy sets new April 19 temperature record, Comox ties previous mark

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As temperatures warmed ahead of summer, two Vancouver Island communities set new benchmarks for daily high temperatures. 

Man accused of murder in Port Hardy arrested in Prince Rupert

Crime Nathan Maley -
A man was arrested in Prince Rupert last week in connection to the death of a senior man in Port Hardy. 

1240 Coast AM now fully back on-air following equipment issue

Community Nathan Maley -
Vista Radio’s 1240 Coast FM is back to full capacity on the airwaves with a brand-new transmitter in place. 

North Island – Powell River MP to host town halls across the riding starting Feb. 17

Community Nathan Maley -
Aaron Gunn will hear from members across multiple communities at four town hall events. 

North Island College looking to suspend 15 programs and courses for September 2026

North Island College Nathan Maley -
North Island College’s Board of Governors will soon decide whether 15 programs will continue in the fall. 

Another wind warning in effect for North Island overnight

Weather Nathan Maley -
More heavy wind and rain is expected for North Vancouver Island tonight. 

Category 1 campfire ban may be coming as new wildfires discovered on Vancouver Island

Wildfires Nathan Maley -
Three new wildfires have started around Vancouver Island in recent days.  A 0.09-hectare blaze was discovered on July 6 at...

BC RCMP refutes online rumour of school zone speed change to 24/7 on July 1

Uncategorized Nathan Maley -
With another school year winding to a close, confusion has circulated online over school zones and when they change.  The...

Over $4 million being invested in Vancouver Island airport improvements

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Four Vancouver Island airports are receiving funding from the province for upgrades.  Over $4 million is being invested in the...

Man arrested off Prince Rupert coast after being chased in stolen Port Hardy fishing boat

Crime Nathan Maley -
A dangerous chase involving a stolen fishing boat off the Prince Rupert coast Monday night has led to one...

Jet skier fined $5,000 for coming to close to dolphin pod near Port McNeill

Uncategorized Nathan Maley -
A man has been issued a large fine after an encounter with dolphins last year.  Stephen Michael White was fined...

Province dishing out $7.5 million in community safety grants throughout province

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Local initiatives aimed at preventing crime, advancing healing and enhancing public safety are getting new funding from the BC...

First fire ban of the season comes into effect Friday for Coastal Fire Centre region

Uncategorized Nathan Maley -
Most open burning activities will be prohibited for Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast beginning at the end of...

All-day planned North Island outage to leave over 7,500 without power Sunday

Uncategorized Nathan Maley -
Many North Island residents will be without power for most of this upcoming Sunday.  BC Hydro is planning a power...
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Environment
A potentially powerful El Niño could worsen drought conditions across B.C., prompting calls for stronger water protection measures from the next provincial government.

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