Alex Rawnsley is a News Director at 1069thewolf, 1023thewave, thelounge999, 885thebeach, and Nanaimo News Now. He covers a diverse range of topics including sports, climate change, environmental issues, and event management, with a particular focus on events and conferences. Alex's work has been featured in The Oxford Blue and 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.
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PARKSVILLE — In a bid to improve healthcare outcomes and availability for those on the mid-Island, the BC NDP are looking to expand clinic availability.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Following impassioned calls from local user groups, the community's only indoor tennis facility will remain for now.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Heading into the final day of advance voting for the 2026 Provincial Election, voters in Ladysmith, Parksville, and Qualicum Beach are leading the province.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — While general voting day for the provincial election isn't until Saturday, hundreds of ballots are set to be cast over the next few days at local elementary and secondary schools.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Expanded services now offered in the city's downtown, courtesy a major renovation, are already having a meaningful impact on the local unhoused population.
NANAIMO — A sure sign of summer's end happens Sunday.
NANAIMO — General voting day for the snap 2026 provincial election is here.
QUALICUM BEACH — A new primary care clinic in Oceanside is days away from welcoming patients, providing direct access to medical care and a range of specialists.
NANAIMO — Separated by a baker's dozen, residents of a recently redrawn provincial riding will have to wait at least another two weeks before learning who will represent them in Victoria.
By: Alex Rawnsley
NANAIMO — Already considered one of the best skaters for her age on the planet, a local teen's stock is continuing to rise.
