Justin Baumgardner is a local journalist based in Nanaimo, British Columbia. He has a strong focus on reporting on local news, including crime, community events, and transportation issues. Justin's work has been featured in various media outlets, including CKAY, My Campbell River Now, 897 Juice FM, 957 Coast FM, and 989 Jet FM.
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Justin focuses on local news, particularly in Nanaimo and British Columbia. His coverage includes crime, government & politics, health & wellbeing, and finance & economy. He often reports on breaking news and government announcements.
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Vancouver Island University has set a new benchmark as they wrap up their annual Giving Tuesday campaign to help students in need.
By: Justin Baumgardner
The CVRD says they’re planning to start a new three-stream curbside collection service next year, which will be eligible for all households. The new curbside collection will be broken down […]
A downtown Duncan business owner says she is thankful her staff and customers are safe after a fire in the chimney forced her to quickly evacuate everyone this afternoon.
The City of Nanaimo has received one of five awards recognizing them for a significant achievement in community planning. According to the city, the award was announced at the 2023 […]
An investigation is still ongoing after an 8-year-old boy was hit by a bus at Montessori school this morning. Nanaimo RCMP says the boy was hit in the school […]
If you have received a parking ticket in the City of Duncan you might be able to skip the payment, but only if you provide a food donation. A decision […]
The SCRD says they've concluded the first round of discussion on the draft budget and they add they're looking at several projects and fee increases.
By: Meta Time, Justin Baumgardner
Loaves and Fishes says the need is even higher this year, and with an increased number of people using food banks, they're looking for everyone to help with their Stuff the Truck campaign.
Nominations are now open for you to nominate a business or individual for excellence in the Cowichan Valley.
North Cowichan Duncan RCMP says they're asking for help to locate a missing woman, and they have reason to be concerned for her safety.
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