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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Horseshoe Bay to Langdale route restricted to online booking only due to mechanical issue at terminal

BC Ferries Nathan Maley -
Sailings between Horseshoe Bay and Langdale have been temporarily restricted due to an issue at a berth at the Langdale terminal. 

Oceanside RCMP asking for witnesses after woman sustains injuries in dirt bike hit and run

RCMP Nathan Maley -
The public is being asked to help identify a dirt bike rider responsible for an alleged hit-and-run in the Oceanside region.

Overdose advisory issued for Nanaimo by Island Health

Health Nathan Maley -
A drug poisoning/overdose advisory has been issued for the Nanaimo area. 

IIO continuing investigation into fatal police-involved shooting in Sechelt

RCMP Nathan Maley -
The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of B.C.  is seeking more information into a fatal shooting last year. 

WorkSafeBC fines company following fatal Nanaimo construction accident

Construction Nathan Maley -
A company is facing a hefty fine for numerous safety violations in connection with an accident at a Nanaimo construction site. 

Flood watch reduced to high streamflow advisory on Vancouver Island & Sunshine Coast

Weather Nathan Maley -
Weather conditions are easing on Vancouver Island and the Sunshine Coast, prompting a reduction in flood advisories. 

Overnight break-in to Sechelt business leads to one person arrested

Crime Nathan Maley -
A break-in to a Sechelt business in the early hours on Wednesday has led to one person in custody. 

Youths responsible for placing rocks on Sechelt Inlet Road

RCMP Nathan Maley -
Despite rumours about their purpose, Sunshine Coast RCMP said youth is responsible for rocks placed on the road in the Porpoise Bay Area. 

RCMP investigating robbery at sports store in Sechelt

Crime Nathan Maley -
Sunshine Coast RCMP are investigating a Halloween robbery at a Sechelt sports store. 

Sunshine Coast RCMP investigating assault on two youth

Crime Nathan Maley -
Sunshine Coast RCMP are looking for more information about an assault which was reported late last month. 

Retail store theft in Oceanside leads to discovery of weapons, body armor

Crime Nathan Maley -
A man with active arrest warrants in both British Columbia and Alberta was arrested after a theft from a North Qualicum business. 

Campfires and fireworks to be allowed again as Coastal Fire Centre lifts bans

Wildfires Nathan Maley -
Fall-like conditions across much of the region are rescinding most burning prohibitions in the Coastal Fire Centre. 

$10,000 of stolen property returned to golf course in Sechelt

Crime Nathan Maley -
Sunshine Coast RCMP responded to a break and enter report at a golf course in Sechelt on September 19. 

Drugs, replica firearm recovered during stolen E-bike check

Crime Nathan Maley -
A significant seizure of drugs, cash, and a replica firearm occurred following a check of a stolen E-bike. 

One dead, another injured after motorcycle collision in Qualicum Beach Saturday

RCMP Nathan Maley -
A collision in Qualicum Beach Saturday evening turned fatal for a motorcycle passenger and left the driver with serious injuries. 

RCMP investigating suspicious bottle found in Sechelt

RCMP Nathan Maley -
A report of a suspicious bottle found in Sechelt on the weekend is now being investigated by the Sunshine Coast RCMP. 
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Environment
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