NANAIMO- 04/09/08- Randy Jespersen is President and CEO of Terasen Gas. The company is constructing a 12-hectare gas storage facility, on an 84-hectare project site known as Mt. Hayes, located about 6 km northwest of Ladysmith. The storage tank itself will hold 1.5 billion cubic feet of liquefied natural gas. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News)
NANAIMO- 04/09/08- Josie Gurney, who suffers from fibromyalgia wants to get the word out that TV evangelist Peter Popoff (not pictured) is a fraud. Gurney was led to believe that this 'lions eye' would help heal her once washed her hands for seven seconds, and then held it by her heart for seven seconds and then sent the lions eye and cheque back to Popoff. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News)
NANAIMO- 04/09/08- Josie Gurney, who suffers from fibromyalgia wants to get the word out that TV evangelist Peter Popoff (not pictured) is a fraud. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News) **for story by Darrell Bellaart
NANAIMO- 04/09/08- Rob Johnston shops for mother's day flowers at Turley's Flower shop on Terminal Ave. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News)
NANAIMO- 04/09/08- Mike Hacking stands next to the fleet of city trucks. Increasing gas prices are a growing concern with the cost of operation. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News) **for story by Derek Spalding
AAIMO-05/09/08- Shane Catrall can't wait for her daughter, Kim Catrall's new movie Sex and the City to open up next weekend. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News)
AAIMO-05/09/08- Shane Catrall can't wait for her daughter, Kim Catrall's new movie Sex and the City to open up next weekend. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News)
NANAIMO- 05/14/08- Dave Sadhra, owner of Uplands Esso, uses a dip stick as a secondary way of measuring his fuel load. Sadra says fuel suppliers short him an average of 600-800L of fuel per delivery of 25,000L. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News) **for story by Darrell Bellaart
NANAIMO-05/14/08- Jeorge Mcgladrey, Executive Director of the Nanaimo Citizen's Advocacy urges you to come out to 'Souper Bowl,' taking place at Harbourfront Plaza May 23 at 11am. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News)
NANAIMO-05/14/08- Bert Abbott of the Vancouver Island North BC Paraplegic Association, and Lesley Lorenz, co-chairman of the city's Measuring Up Task Force, illustrate the hardships of wheelchair accessibility throughout Nanaimo. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News) **for story by Robert Barron
NANAIMO- 05/14/08- John Radelja, an eight year employee of Coastland Wood Industries, feels fortunate to still be employed, in wake of the recent mill closures in the area. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News) **for story by Robert Barron
NANAIMO- 05/14/08- Coastland Wood Industries are still in full operation, despite recent closures of other Mills in the area. (Jeff Boyce/Daily News) **for story by Robert Barron
