Some Nanaimo businesses say increased police enforcement not curbing street disorder @cbcbritishcolumbia
Some Nanaimo businesses say increased police enforcement not curbing street disorder @cbcbritishcolumbia
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Some Nanaimo businesses say more police enforcement has done little to stop public disorder. Mounties say the crackdown was effective and they're planning more. But as Claire Palmer reports, advocates point to a cut in support services.

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Some Nanaimo businesses say increased police enforcement not curbing street disorder

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