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WGA and Studios Close In on Ending 146-Day Writers' Strike

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Tentative Agreement Reached as Writers Guild and Studios Edge Closer to Ending Historic 146-Day Writers' Strike, Bringing Relief to Entertai

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News from Nanaimo, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada, 14 July

It is the start of a major summer event—more than 100,000 people are expected to view sand sculpture creations featured during the annual Parksville Beachfest, which starts today.

Parksville Beach Festival and its spectacular sand sculptures will return this weekend

BeachFest, one of the island’s biggest festivals, is back at Parksville Community Park and Beach on Friday, July 14th.

President of the Beach Festival Society Cheryl Dill says this year's theme should lead to some outstanding works of art.

Wonders of the World is the theme of this year's creations.

Sculptors spent yesterday beginning their masterpieces. 22 sculptures are expected. The gates open today at 2:00 o'clock.

2. The BC Maritime Employers Association says work has officially resumed at ports after a 13 day strike.

Work resumes at British Columbia ports after 13-day strike

VANCOUVER - British Columbia port workers are back on the job after a tentative agreement was reached between ...

The news comes after about 7400 longshore workers and their employers at more than 30 ports along the BC coast reached a tentative deal yesterday.

The union has not commented on the agreement, but the employers association says workers returned to work late yesterday afternoon.

The four year pact is subject to ratification by both sides.

3. A student has every reason to smile after landing a $100,000 scholarship.

‘You don’t have to have perfect grades:’ Nanaimo student lands $100K scholarship

NANAIMO - While Paul Wu's world has been turned upside down lately, he's not complaining about it. The NDSS gr...

18 year old Paul Wu is a recent Schulich Leadership Scholarship recipient, one of 100 students to secure the honour across the country and among 1500 nominees. Wu is headed to Queens University in Kingston, Ontario, for the next four years to study computer sciences.

4. The weather is poised to be perfect for a movie under the stars.

‘Sunset Cinema’ series returns to Nanaimo & Parksville

NANAIMO - The weather will be ideal, so bring your chairs and a blanket to enjoy a night out in the park.Coast...

Coastal community are hosting Sunset Cinema once more across the mid-island. Tonight, in Nanaimo's Maffeo Sutton Park, Minions, The Rise of Gru will be shown on a three-storey inflatable big screen. On Sunday, there will be a showing of the Super Mario Brothers movie in Parksville Community Park. Shows begin when it's dark enough with proceeds from the event going to the Children's Health Foundation of Vancouver Island.

5. The classification of aspartame—a sugar-substitute—as "possibly carcinogenic" by WHO is being reviewed in Canada.

Aspartame a ‘possible’ carcinogen but evidence limited, WHO says

TORONTO - The Canadian Cancer Society and Health Canada are reviewing the World Health Organization's classifi...

The Canadian Cancer Society and Health Canada are reviewing the World Health Organization's classification of aspartame as "possibly carcinogenic" due to limited evidence linking it to liver cancer.

Despite the classification, aspartame is still considered safe to consume at the current recommended daily limit of 40 milligrams per kilogram of body weight.

Both Health Canada and the WHO recommend the same daily limit for aspartame consumption.