Police are also investigating a break-in at Ymir post office
Trial could happen within a year, lawyer says
Installation entitled Shifting Design runs at the Capitol Theatre Jan. 3 to 10
The annual event has continued across North America for more than a century.
The city’s prices are some of the highest in B.C.
Nelson council will decide in the new year whether to join the provincial program
Gideon Berry and mother Marian Berry spent a week at the U.N. climate summit in November
Chief Donovan Fisher admitted to officer issues with stress, mental health, and job performance
Kootenay Carshare’s vehicle has top speed of 40 km/h, range of 90 km, and plugs into a wall socket
Watershed groups in Laird and Glade produce ‘nature-directed stewardship’ plan
Legion president says it was even larger than pre-pandemic crowds
But only timber companies may nominate trees for a new provincial list of protected trees
Compostable organic waste makes up 40% of municipal garbage
Students can now work full time while studying
The event was a prelude to National Truth and Reconciliation Day on Sept. 30
International conference coincided with Nelson museum’s history exhibit on trains in the Kootenays
Conservation officers and WildSafe BC say number of bears in the city is ‘far beyond normal’
Many smaller, remote fires are still out of control
Vulnerable population should reduce or reschedule strenuous activities outdoors
The number of new apartments and condos in multi-unit buildings is unprecedented, say city staff