Nanaimo council endorses the Nanaimo Accord
12-08-2026 14:30 via nanaimobulletin.com

Nanaimo council endorses the Nanaimo Accord

City council endorsed the Nanaimo Accord as a framework to create a shared vision of Nanaimo’s future among the city’s major institutions.
Conceptualized by the mayor’s leaders’ table last year, the accord details a shared statement of what stakeholders want Nanaimo’s future to be, which can be used to help attract investment into the community as well as ensure strategic priorities are aligned.
Donna Hais, chair of the Nanaimo Port Authority which is a participant
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