Alex Rawnsley is the News Director at Nanaimo News Now. He covers a diverse range of topics including culture and society, competitive sports, and health and wellness, with a focus on accessibility, civil rights, and diversity and inclusion. Alex's insights and commentary can be found featured in Nanaimo News Now.
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Alex Rawnsley's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the Nanaimo and Oceanside regions of Canada. The topics covered include crime, accidents, weather, and local events. With a significant focus on event coverage and evolving stories, Alex may be open to pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments in these areas.
Given the emphasis on crime and accidents, sources with expertise in public safety or law enforcement within this specific region could provide valuable insights for potential collaboration with Alex.
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NANAIMO — A proposed multi-storey rental housing project is proceeding in the heart of the city.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Starting from nearly nothing just 12 months ago, a local elementary school is preparing for a huge influx of books and other materials to their library.
NANAIMO — A full slate of all-ages events is planned as the Harbour City shows its pride.
NANAIMO — “He says in a lower voice, ‘my friend you've been talking to for two hours has just scammed you for $6,000.'”
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Up to 150 new student seats will soon be available at Wellington Secondary School through the completion of a campus addition.
NANAIMO — Local residents, service providers and couldn't be more clear: pending redevelopment of supportive housing at 250 Terminal Ave. must include a sizable dry housing component.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Despite continued drops in average asking rent in both B.C. and Canada, a similar trend is still skirting the Harbour City.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Gold and silver medals have returned to the mid-Island following an international paramedic and police officer competition in Europe.
NANAIMO — A newly hatched baby emu is thriving, despite a significant birth defect discovered over the weekend: four legs, instead of two.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — A $17 million project is poised to improve driving conditions on a number of Island highways and rural side roads, including a large number in Nanaimo.
