By Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Jun 22 2017
RCMP Senior Media Relations Officer Annie Linteau says the search for missing Crawford Bay teacher Alvin Dunic remains a mystery.
Linteau said members from Nelson Search and Rescue as well as Swift Water Teams from Kimberley, Oliver/Osoyoos and Penticton searched Crawford Creek this week again with no success.
By Rossland Telegraph on Thursday Jun 22 2017
By Gaelle Gourmelon; article from WorldWatch Institute
By Contributor on Wednesday Jun 21 2017
Heritage structures are physical reminders of our communities’ pasts. They may represent community-defining businesses that have come and gone, or early ways of life that no longer exist. They may stand alone as singular examples or be part of a string of historic structures that add interest to a neighbourhood.
By David Suzuki on Wednesday Jun 21 2017
Two hundred years ago this month, an environmental and fuel crisis inspired one of our greatest inventions — a device so simple, efficient and useful that it’s turning out to be part of the solution to today’s environmental and fuel crises.
By Rossland Telegraph on Tuesday Jun 20 2017
THE ROYAL CANADIAN LEGION, ROSSLAND BRANCH
Invites you to Celebrate Legion Week with us:
WHO: All community members over 19
By Letters to the editor on Tuesday Jun 20 2017
To The Editor:
By Contributor on Monday Jun 19 2017
By Jennifer Schleppe
We turn on our taps and water comes out. We pull the plug, and there it goes. But where did the water come from? Where did it go? This spring, students from Rossland Summit discovered that the answers to those questions are much more complex than the conveniences of modern life have led us to believe.
By Dr. Brenda Gill on Monday Jun 19 2017
At this time of year, I always have a few parents come in with children who have contracted head lice and pinworms and are asking not only what they can use to get rid of them naturally, but also how NOT to pick them up themselves!
What do they look like?
By Dick Cannings MP on Monday Jun 19 2017
Last Friday afternoon the House of Commons adjourned for the day with a rare event—a unanimous vote in favour of a private members bill from an opposition party. Bill C-211 instructs the government to create a federal framework to better deal with post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD.
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