By Letters to the editor on Monday Nov 11 2019
To The Editor:
On the November first weekend the Creston Curling Club held a benefit bonspiel for the Nelson Curling Club, to help Nelson pay for repairs to their ice plant.
By Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on Monday Nov 11 2019
In Canada between 2011 and 2018 the fossil fuel industry was one of the most active industry groups lobbying the federal government with over six contacts per working day made with government officials.
By Letters to the editor on Monday Nov 11 2019
To The Editor:
To Wayne Stetski, my thanks for his service, and a piece of advice — if the NDP are afraid to call themselves socialist, as their forerunners the CCF were not, then his party does not deserve to attract support from the Liberals.
By Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Nov 07 2019
Nelson Fire Rescue said the cause of the fire Wednesday in the pool area at the Villa Motel, meters north of the Big Orange Bridge, does not appear to be suspicious but remains under investigation.
By Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Nov 07 2019
People in Nelson will have the opportunity to participate in a consultation meeting to discuss the development of accessibility legislation for British Columbia the province said in a media release.
By Timothy Schafer on Thursday Nov 07 2019
What has long been the calling card of the region’s underground economy is now looking for above-board validation in the budding of a new industry for Nelson.
By Bob Hall on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
Love of literature united writers from both sides of the border as Eastern Washington University’s (EWU) graduate students recently returned to Selkirk College for the third annual A Stone’s Throw Writing Symposium.
By Contributor on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
Housing Crisis, by Winlaw artist Rabi’a, has won the coveted 2019 People’s Choice Award, presented at the Castlegar Sculpturewalk Awards Gala at the Lionshead Smoke & Brew Pub on Nov. 2.
By Katrine Conroy on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
New Democrat MLA Katrine Conroy is welcoming funding to provide greater access to low and no-cost mental health and substance use supports in the Kootenays.
By City of Trail on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
Trail City Council has approved in principle to include “Jason Bay Field” at Butler Park, per the request of a local coalition comprised of Trail baseball and sports enthusiasts.
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