People from across the U.S. arrive in Nanaimo after answering a TikTok invitation to visit and show their support for ...

Tod Maffin posted a TikTok video in February inviting Americans to visit for this upcoming weekend and more than 2,000 have said they would come.

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Chase Meechance's latest TikTok video shows him shopping for Pepsi in a ribbon shirt made out of the signature blue and ...

Tod Maffin, a digital marketer, journalist and social media influencer living in Nanaimo, never imagined his TikTok video would spark a friendly American invasion of the city.

Hundreds, if not thousands, of Americans might 'invade' Vancouver Island this weekend, but fear not, it's for a good cause.