East Kootenay resort town’s COVID-19 situation not at the point of community-wide vaccination, say officials
The organization was considering closing the tower
The REDress Project brings attention to missing and murdered Indigenous women
Nelson’s latest high is 20 cases
Opening day will be on Saturday, April 24
In celebration of Earth Day, local Creston Climate Action group is inviting…
Thirty-two people in the region are in hospital with the virus, 11 of them in intensive care
Air Canada will not be resuming flights to Castlegar at this time
Vaccine has been opened up at pharmacies in other areas of the province to people 40 years of age and older
Campbell avoided jail time at the Feb. 5 sentencing in the Vancouver courthouse.
Frisky Whisky is now offering a lunch takeout menu and take-home cocktail kits
“Some important ideas that I always keep in the back of my mind regarding my self-care are getting rest when possible, eating healthy and staying hydrated, connecting with loved ones, learning healthy ways to express myself, and turning to gratitude and thankfulness.”
A horse was found deceased with multiple gun shot wounds. The investigation is on going.
The remains were discovered near Syringa Creek Provincial Park
Conservative Rob Morrison says budget doesn’t have a plan for long-term spending priorities
“You may not get to go to Iceland, Greenland, or the Canadian Arctic, but you can still see many arctic species of plants and flowers by touring our Kootenay alpine meadows and rock-turf slopes.”
A class at J.V. Humphries School is home for the week
