David Gogo: Exension Mamas Holiday Extravaganza with Duane Watson.

Everyone Wins At The Savings Game – at Harewood Mall in the 1980s!

Harewood remembers those taken from us in War.

Before the skatepark, before the sports centre, before the astroturf field, before the old lacrosse box, and even before the band room: this birds-eye-view photo shows what John Barsby School looked like in 1970.

Step back in time to 1966 and take a drive through Nanaimo.

Trick or Treat! Check out these Harewood haunted houses decorated in the spirt of Halloween for 2025.

Hungry for more Power Pole Signs? Here's one that's got bite.

Our favourite neighbourhood is blazing with fiery Autumn colours!

The Fun Centre was the place all the kids in Harewood wanted to hang out.

This video of Nanaimo's harbour in about 1968 shows that things haven't changed a heck of a lot down there.

Is there anything better than free coffee?

This is a cool collage of old signs from before Harewood and Wellington were dissolved and amalgamated into Nanaimo in 1975.

The Harewood Arms Pub closed at the end of 2014

The City of Nanaimo has purchased two properties next to Long Lake as part of new plans to expand Loudon Park.

Have you seen these uplifting motivation signs placed on power poles around Harewood and Nanaimo?

Happy Birthday Harewood Mall!

This is a photo of Harewood Plaza in the 1960s.

Watch a live stream of the Nanaimo Harbour, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week!

History and community were on display at Chase River and Cinnabar Valley Heritage Day today at the Chase River Elementary School field.

Over the years, Harewood has been home to a vibrant and bustling business community.