Latest Events in Nanaimo(May Updated)

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The National Youth Choir of Canada is a one-of-a-kind professional development opportunity for some of Canada’s best emerging choral singers The National Youth Choir of Canada (NYCC) is a project of Choral Canada and is one of Canada’s finest youth choirs. It is a one-of-a-kind professional development opportunity for some of Canada’s best emerging choral singers. Truly national in scope, the prestigious choir is made up of singers between the ages of 19 and 26 who are auditioned from across the country every two years. For each edition of NYCC, Choral Canada commissions a composer who lives in Canada to write a piece for the NYCC. The NYCC also performs the winning piece from Choral Canada's Competition for Choral Writing . Information Source: Knox Presents...@Knox United Church | eventbrite

Come join us for a fun paint night at Ricky's All Day Grill, Parksville About the event Join Kelsie at Ricky's All Day Grill in Parksville! She will be teaching, "Vancouver Island Sunset" No experience? No problem! This beginner-friendly event is perfect for all skill levels. Come early to enjoy delicious food and drinks, then leave with a masterpiece of your own. Kelsie will be there every step of the way, offering guidance and support as you bring your painting to life. Island stencil is provided. ✨A special customer promo has been made for this guests attending this event. There will be 6oz house wine or 12oz beer and the choice of bruschetta, chicken tender appetizer, or poutine for $15 plus taxes 📅 Wednesday, May 13th ⏰ 6:00 – 8:30 PM 📍 1480 Huntley Rd, Parksville, BC V9P 1W3, Canada Limited seating available, ages 10+ welcome *All Paint Night designs are rated on a 🎨🎨🎨🎨🎨 difficulty scale. The more 🎨 you see, the more challenging the painting. “Vancouver Island Sunset” is rated 🎨🎨🎨 You can also secure your tickets by e-transfer! Please contact Kelsie at paintwkelsie@gmail.com to arrange payment. Information Source: Paint With Kelsie | eventbrite

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The talk will explore the unique success & subsequent decline of Indian democracy,unique when compared to experience of Western democracies. CIC-VI Branch : Luncheon Speaker Event Specificity of India’s Democracy- Its Success and Decline The talk will explore the unique success and subsequent decline of Indian democracy—unique when compared to experience of Western democracies. This trajectory emerges from a nation-building project, to be traced back to India’s nationalist/freedom movement and its two competing narratives: on the one hand, a pluralistic, inclusive polity and on the other, a Hindu majoritarian India. In 1950, India was the first country to experiment constitutionally with multicultural democracy (an attempt to reconcile individual and collective rights plus the creation of a federal asymmetry). It has now become the first country to kill that experiment, legally and constitutionally. For the past decade, under Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s populism, there has been a rapid decline in both electoral and liberal democracy. Given the worsening decline of democracies around the world, we need to ask question: what is the path towards a revival of democracy given that its erosion has come about through elected political leaders who, once in power, come to progressively dismantle its pillars slice by slice? Date: Wednesday, May 20th, 2026 Location : Yates Memorial, Allsbrook Room | Doors Open at 11:30 AM Address: 1000 Allsbrook Road, Parksville, V9P2A9 Cost: $30.00 each. A light lunch and refreshments will be served at 11:30am followed by our speaker at 12:30PM. For special dietary or seating requests email vancouverisland@thecic.org. About our Speaker Dr. Reeta Chowdhari Tremblay is a Canadian political scientist and former senior academic administrator. She is an internationally recognized expert on Kashmir and India- Pakistan. Her major areas of research are secessionist movements (Kashmir) in South Asia, the politics of subaltern resistance and accommodation in post-colonial societies, democracy and governance and comparative federalism. To learn more go online to UVic/politicalscience . Information Source: V I Branch - Canadian International Council (CIC) | eventbrite

Save the date! Panel Featuring Recruitment, Trades Education & Leadership British Columbia’s trades sector is facing high demand, with 15 key skilled trades expected to account for over 72,000 job openings between 2025 and 2035. Over the next decade, 77% of all BC job openings will require some form of post-secondary training, with construction and technical services leading in opportunities. Our event will bring together industry leaders, employers, training providers, and skilled trades professionals for a dynamic panel discussion focused on strengthening the workforce pipeline. This conversation will explore innovative recruitment strategies, retention best practices, training partnerships, and real-world insights from those hiring, those training, and those working in the trades. Join us to connect, collaborate, and shape the future of BC’s skilled trades workforce. Want to get involved? Contact us for event sponsorship opportunities, panelist questions, etc. Information Source: Vancouver Island Construction Association | eventbrite

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