2019 Nanaimo Business Awards – Best Mid-Size Business
Living Better Starts Here Alair is a Custom Contracting Company that offer its clients, partners, trade partners, and employees a unique, high quality, and fully transparent experience. The result of each project is a beautiful, custom-built, and expertly crafted home. More importantly, Alair delivers a positive experience with life-changing results. Alair was thrilled to have […]
2019 Nanaimo Business Awards – Best Restaurant
The Mahle House Restaurant is a second generation locally owned business in the semi-rural community of Cedar. They are a casual fine dining establishment specializing in creating outstanding guest memories. Situated in a charming 1904 home originally built as a farm house their tables are hand made and each are individually unique, crafted from timbers […]
2019 Nanaimo Business Awards – Best Not-For-Profit Organization
Loaves and Fishes Food Bank operates a nation leading Food Recovery Program that ensures good food does not end up in the landfill, but instead in the hands of people that can use it. This program ensures there is an abundance of food for people in need in our community. Additionally Loaves and Fishes provides […]
2019 Nanaimo Business Awards – Best in Creative Services
IMAGE IS EVERYTHING What three core values make up HA Photography’s foundation? Professionalism, customer care, and community service. Dirk is sought after for his industry knowledge and expertise, visionary approach to impact branding, and forging synergies with small business partners. He is a welcoming and a trusted professional who takes the time to understand each […]
2019 Nanaimo Business Awards – Best Large Business
Harmac Pacific is a green power generating facility and a 400,000 metric tonnes per year of Northern Bleached Kraft Pulp business. Their products are 100% produced from regional sawmill and timber harvesting waste. Their wood pulp is sold all over the world to produce high quality paper, packaging, and other materials essential to supporting a […]
The ‘Greening’ of Business in Nanaimo
Our new City Council has taken some major steps toward Nanaimo evolving as a community firmly committed to a ‘greener’ future. Following Council’s declaration of a ‘climate emergency’ in April, they have begun adopting policies that reflect shifting municipal philosophies to address some of the elements of human-influenced climate change. They’ve made changes to city […]
