07-02-2026 10:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

Courtenay-based author publishes first novel

Michael Chouinard worked in newspapers for years generating thousands of stories on tight deadlines.
When the Comox Valley resident started his first novel, he did not want to rush things, but it took longer than expected to publish The Thirty-Three and a Third Revolutions.
The book was released just before Christmas. “I expected it might take me a decade,” he said. “It ended up taking 17 years, even longer if you consider the time spend making notes and devising an outline.&rd
Read more »

Nanaimo news



Vancouver Island University continues work towards financial stability
Nanaimo Chinese Cultural Society rings in Year of the Horse with Lunar New Year gala
QUIZ: The pursuit of Olympic excellence
LETTER TO THE EDITOR: Drug decriminalization was not working
B.C.’s Isiah McDonald Triple-A bound in New York Yankees’ organization
Canada opens Olympic women’s hockey tourney with 4-0 win over Switzerland
‘Time for something new’: B.C. hockey player’s hometown exit cause for reflection
Speed skater Maltais wins Canada’s first medal at 2026 Milan Cortina Games
RALPH RAYMOND WOOD
Brenda B. Anderson
April Dawn Shade
Mild weather leads to record-breaking temperature in Nanaimo
FireSmart funding running dry has B.C. fire chiefs worried
Canadian authorities weighing extradition after Nathan Chasing Horse’s U.S. conviction
Desktop versie