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Residential Locations

3341 Bournemouth Road

6037 Breonna Drive

921 Cadogan Street

520 Churchill Avenue

525 Deerhorne Place

2172 Duggan Road

3592 Fairview Drive

2835 Fuller Lake Road

6552 Groveland Drive

5200 Hammond Bay Road

1755 Harvest Place

182 Heritage Drive

700 Hunter Street

6369 Icarus Drive

4311 Jinglepot Road

2147 Lang Crescent

1836 Latimer Road

1700 Meridith Road

5480 Mildmay Road

2091 Mountain Vista Drive

1080 Nelson Street

6262 Olympia Way

2385 Porcupine Hill Trail

103 Pryde Avenue

140 Pryde Avenue

143 Pryde Avenue

449 Renfrew Street

2500 Rosstown Road

5152 Sams Way

3319 Savannah Place

2875 Shady Mile Way

624 Shepherd Avenue

6148 Somerside Place

3726 Victoria Avenue

346 Warbler Place

2320 Whitney Road

 

Commercial Locations

Supreme Self Storage – 40 Maki Rd

Woodgrove Centre – 6631 Island Highway North

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SPIRIT OF CHRISTMAS

Residential Light up!

Official Entry Form –residential-decorating-entry-form-2016

 

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NAME:___________________________________________________________

ADDRESS:________________________________________________________

PHONE:__________________________________________________________

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ENTER AND HAVE FUN!!!

Enter by calling the Chamber at 756-1191 ext 0

Email: memberservices@nanaimochamber.bc.ca

Fax your entry to 756-1584

or call Marilyn Sullivan at 758-9569 for more information

Deadline for entry: 4:00 pm, Monday, December 19th, 2016

Judging will be Monday evening, December 19th, 2016

Winners will be published in the Nanaimo News Bulletin on December 23rd.

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Nanaimo BC • October 17, 2016
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

URBAN PLANNING EXPERT SPEAKS IN NANAIMO

The Chamber of Commerce in partnership with Inspire Nanaimo, presents author and urban issues expert Gord Hume at Nanaimo’s Shaw Auditorium on Tuesday, November 1. Mr. Hume will speak on building Nanaimo’s economy by positioning itself to be more attractive as a business location for knowledge-based industries.

His presentation will define the ‘knowledge-based economy’ and describe how Nanaimo can attract businesses to consider Nanaimo as the city to start-up, migrate, establish or grow a business as we transition away from a traditional resource-based economy. Nanaimo has a head start on this with a solid foundation through Vancouver Island University, Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools, regional private educators, the health sciences community and tech industry growth.

Gord Hume is recognized as one of Canada’s leading voices on municipal government, sustainable development, cultural planning and creative cities. He is a popular public speaker, an advisor to municipal governments and a respected and provocative author. Gord is no stranger to Nanaimo having worked with the City to develop its own “Cultural Plan for a Creative Economy”.

In his presentation, Gord will cite his fifth book, “Places and Spaces”, a compelling look at how the decisions of a municipality impact local prosperity and community health based on whether they roll out the Red Carpet or the Red Tape. His ideas and philosophies address the topic of municipalities performing balancing acts to achieve the greatest economic and quality-of-life benefits.

Chamber CEO, Kim Smythe, offered that “Gord is a highly sought-after public speaker by large audiences and local governments in Asia, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, across Canada and the United States. He delivered the keynote at the 2nd UNESCO Congress on Creative Cities. We’re incredibly thrilled that he’s accepted the Chamber’s invitation to visit Nanaimo again.”

Tickets to the Shaw Auditorium presentation at 7 pm on November 1 are $15 each, available on the Chamber website www.nanaimochamber.bc.ca. This event is supported by Vancouver Island University, the City of Nanaimo, Vancouver Island Conference Centre and the Coast Bastion Hotel.

KIM SMYTHE, President & CEO
250-756-1191 • 250-740-0771