Wellington Secondary School
Public school in Nanaimo, British ColumbiaWikipedia
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Oct 19, 2026
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Mounties on Vancouver Island responded to two separate bear spray incidents involving students over two days this week.
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The latest happened yesterday at Wellington Secondary in Nanaimo.
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RCMP say bear spray was used following a dispute between two 15-year-old students during a lunch break.
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Paramedics weren't needed and one student was arrested for assault with a weapon.
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Polls will be open from eight AM to eight PM at eleven locations across the city, and eligible voters can cast a ballot at whichever one is most convenient.
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The options include the Beban Park Social Center, the City Service and Resource Center on Dunsmuir Street, and a number of local schools from Dover Bay and Wellington Secondary in the north to Chase River Elementary in the South.
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If you're on Protection Island, the fire hall there will also take ballots, but only from ten AM to six PM.
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The city will release preliminary results once polls close on Saturday night and post them on its website.
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The newsletter also lists upcoming professional development days and explains what parents and caregivers should do if snow or power outages force schools to close this winter.
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The district says its electric school buses are cutting greenhouse gas emissions and giving students a quieter, smoother trip to class.
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At Wellington Secondary, a new welcome pole is honoring Indigenous culture and helping students feel they belong.
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The issue also points families to community events and resources for parents.
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The district says its electric school buses are cutting greenhouse gas emissions and giving students a quieter, smoother trip to class.
speaker_1HOST
At Wellington Secondary, a new welcome pole is honoring Indigenous culture and helping students feel they belong.
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The issue also points families to community events and resources for parents.
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You can find the full newsletter on the Nanaimo Ladysmith Public Schools website.
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Polls will be open from eight AM to eight PM at eleven locations across the city, and eligible voters can cast a ballot at whichever one is most convenient.
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The options include the Beban Park Social Center, the city's service and resource center on Dunsmere Street, and a number of local schools from Dover Bay and Wellington Secondary in the north to Chase River Elementary in the south.
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If you're on Protection Island, the fire hall there will also take ballots, but only from ten AM to six PM.
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The city will release preliminary results once polls close on Saturday night and post them on its website.
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Full details are on the city's election page.
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There's a new landmark outside Wellington Secondary this morning, and it was raised with a particular message in mind.
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Nanaimo News Now reports the school unveiled a welcome poll on Tuesday during a whole school ceremony at the main entrance on Departure Bay Road.
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It was carved by SNU NAE MOOC artist Noelle Brown from Red and Yellow Cedar and installed over recent weeks.
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Today is the sixth annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, and there is a full day of it here.
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In Nanaimo Deverell Square Park on Irwin Street hosts a free community event from 9.30 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon.
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It opens with a traditional blessing from SNU name MOOC elder Loli Goode and new artwork unveiled by Noel Brown, the same carver whose welcome poll went up at Wellington Secondary this week.
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After the ceremony the field fills with inflatables, sports and games for all ages, community stations from Vancouver Island University Hockey, Caged Athletics, and Nanaimo Science, and food trucks.