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ICBC urges travellers to be cautious this long weekend

An average of 68 people are injured in 320 crashes every year on Vancouver Island over the Easter long weekend, according to ICBC statistics.

Pedestrian dies in hospital after being struck by vehicle in Nanaimo

A 30-year-old man has died after being struck by a vehicle in Nanaimo yesterday evening (April 4).

Early morning Nanaimo crash sends two drivers to hospital

Police believe the crash occurred when a woman lost control of her vehicle, crossed over the meridian and collided with a driver travelling the opposite direction.

Police look for witnesses after fatal accident near Parksville

One person is dead after a vehicle drove off the road at the Exit 51 offramp to Parksville late yesterday evening (Sept. 24).

Vehicle strikes road crew on Highway 1 south of Nanaimo, killing one

One person is dead after a collision between a motor vehicle and two members of a road construction work crew on the Trans-Canada Highway south of Nanaimo.

RCMP looking for driver of recent Nanaimo hit and run

Investigators believe the driver may not have realized the extent of the damage caused by the collision.

Parksville man flees scene after single vehicle collision leaves one in hospital

The 28 year-old passenger was airlifted by ambulance and remains in critical, but stable condition, according to police.

Driver airlifted to hospital after collision on Highway 4 near Cameron Lake

The highway is open in both directions, after being closed for around two hours, according to police.

PHOTOS: Drivers unharmed after multiple power lines fall in Parksville industrial area

A logging truck struck a power line while exiting the Bayline Enterprises Inc. yard at the intersection of Herring Gull Way and Franklin Gull Road.

Fire crews extract injured driver after vehicle collision in Parksville

Two people were taken to hospital after a vehicle collision in Parksville Friday evening.
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