Recent News
 When it comes to winter in the "warmer" areas of British Columbia, I don't think that anyone does a better job of making fun of bad drivers as cartoonist Adrian Raeside. The trouble is, it's not so funny when you have to share the roads with them. Many continue to drive as if it... |
 Visitors to the hospital or J.L. Crowe school on Tuesday, February 19, between the hours of 1:00 pm and 2:30 pm, will see a group of people holding vigil at the intersection of the hospital and school access roads.
The Society for the Protection and Care of Seniors (SPCS) will be hosting their... |
Regional News
The Nelson Search and Rescue organization is pleased to announce that the organiztion has completed the installation of a BCA Beacon Checker and sign at Kootenay Pass.
The sign and beacon checker’s purpose is to promote avalanche safety in the backcountry.
"Backcountry users at Kootenay Pass may utilize the sign to check that their avalanche transceivers are transmitting and...
There will not be any extra ends played at the Nelson Curling Club after an ammonia leak was detected last week in the ice plant, forcing board to call for an end to the season.
Nelson Curling Club president Gordon Wiess told The Nelson Daily the small leak was found during mandatory inspection (Wednesday) February 13th. In the fall of 2018, the refrigeration plant...
There's a bit of a Swiss cheese – full of holes – feel to some of the defences put forward by clerk Craig James and sergeant-at-arms Gary Lenz to Speaker Darryl Plecas’s report that "accused the two of “flagrant overspending” including inappropriate expenses, lavish foreign trips, and questionable retirement and pay benefits."
The reasoning underlying some of their expenses may not be...
