The first advance voting opportunity for the 2026 General Local Election is on Wednesday, Oct. 7. Eligible electors can vote ...

The City of Nanaimo invites residents to come together on Wednesday, Sept. 30 for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

Snuneymuxw First Nation and the City of Nanaimo unveiled SNUNEYMUXW ‘imush tu hulitum (Walk of Life) Public Art Tour, a free, ...

The City of Nanaimo is pleased to announce the purchase of 2367 Arbot Road, adding 2.85 acres (1.15 hectares) of land to ...

The City of Nanaimo is pleased to introduce the Special Event Toolkit, a comprehensive guide designed to assist community ...

Council abandoned “Zoning Bylaw Amendment Bylaw 2024 No. 4500.232” (to rezone 1415 Loat Street from Three and Four Unit ...

Tourism Nanaimo, in partnership with the City of Nanaimo, is offering micro-grants to businesses in Downtown Nanaimo and the ...

The City provides curbside collection services to about 32,000 households within Nanaimo. This service is available to eligible single-family homes and up to fourplexes. Each home is assigned ...

We are here to help with services, facilities, and tools to make recycling, composting, and garbage easy for residents with curbside collection. Not only does sorting used materials help keep Nanaimo ...

Do you have additional recycling, garbage or yard waste? Look up a drop-off location in the What Goes Where recycling directory.

The City of Nanaimo is one of four municipalities, along with seven unincorporated Electoral Areas, which form the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN). In our region, the RDN provides big picture ...

What are our long term waste reduction goals? The City will work together with the Regional District of Nanaimo (RDN) to keep 90% of our region's waste out of the landfill by 2029. This 90% target is ...