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Local news headlines

👉 The B.C. human rights commissioner is intervening in a Supreme Court appeal filed by VIU student Sara Kishawi, who was suspended for two years for actions during on-campus Palestinian solidarity protests, CHEK News reports


👉 The use of e-bikes and e-scooters is not allowed at Nanaimo elementary schools and police and school officials plan to enforce these rules, Nanaimo News Now reports. According to provincial laws, e-scooter riders must be at least 16-years-old and those on e-bikes must be at least 14-years-old.


👉 The Nanaimo Child Development Centre is fundraising to upgrade its play spaces and safely continue its free Drop-in Community Playgroup program, CHLY101.7 FM reports.


👉 A Chemainus resident is asking the transportation ministry to install barricades at the Trans-Canada Highway and River Road intersection after seeing serious collisions take place in the area, the Chemainus Valley Courier reports. The Ministry of Transportation and Transit said it has initiated a safety review of the intersection.


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