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A (Brief) Press Release From City Hall: the CAO / CFO Position

The following press release arrived in the Rossland Telegraph's inbox in the afternoon on December 15:   Press release: Dec 15, 2015 In consultation with our Chief Administrative Officer and Chief Financial Officer, Ms Cecile Arnott, Rossland City Council has decided to restructure our senior city administration. The two most...

COLUMN: A Call For Greater Responsibility -- in Citizens and in Media

In late November the federal government’s House Leader announced a series of changes to the ways the House of Commons is to conduct its deliberations. The ways in which Parliament operates were to be changed to empower backbenchers, diminish partisanship, restore civility, and to make government more accountable and more...

OP/ED: Interior Health year in review: Message from Board Chair Erwin Malzer

As I mark my first anniversary as Board Chair of Interior Health, I’m looking back on the highlights and challenges of 2015. From wildfires that blazed through much of our region, to major investments in surgical care, and a change in leadership within our organization, it has been quite a year. We saw the departure of Dr. ...

New Zoning for Half the Emcon Site; A Building for YAN; and What Does 'Abrasax' Mean?

 Editor's Note --For those who haven't read this explanation before, the Council report below  (like all the others reported here) is as objective as possible,  fairly detailed,  and attempts to reflect the positions taken by the different councillors so that residents can be aware of their different approaches well before ...

(Not) holding the line: council deliberates on tax increase for 2016

A tax rise of over six per cent could hit Nelson taxpayers when the 2016 bill comes due, as city council grapples with the initial numbers in its deliberations on the next budget. Although the budget process will not be complete until late winter, city council is currently embroiled in dismantling all aspects of the budget,...

Some members of community opposed to Pend d’ Oreille Valley decision

There promises to be plenty of fireworks tonight in Trail during a meeting regarding a proposal to restrict access to certain roads in the Pend d’Oreille Valley region. The open forum for the public, which has some members of the community up in arms about the potentially negative impacts on local industry and education, will […]

Paris Climate Summit — New Deal Signals Fossil Fuel Era Coming To An End

The world is watching to see what comes out of the Paris climate summit. Montana Burgess is the West Kootenay EcoSociety's Community Organizer. She's attending the Paris UN climate summit with the Climate Action Network delegation and is reporting back to the West Kootenays on developments at the negotiations and what they ...

Montana Burgess — Faith in the Paris climate summit

The world is watching to see what comes out of the Paris climate summit. Montana Burgess is the West Kootenay EcoSociety's Community Organizer. She's attending the Paris UN climate summit with the Climate Action Network delegation and is reporting back to the West Kootenays on developments at the negotiations and what they ...

Decision delayed on police budget request

Although a decision on the Nelson Police Department board budget request had been scheduled for the end of the month, the deadline has passed and no word has come from the province. And there is no hint of when that decision will come, before the end of the year or early in the new year, said Mayor Deb Kozak, also the chair...

Public input required on preserving the Pend d'Oreille

Comments and feedback are being sought on a proposed new Access Management Area in the Pend d'Oreille Valley in the Kootenay Boundary region as part of an update to the spring 2016 edition of the B.C. Hunting and Trapping Synopsis. The proposed change, under the Wildlife Act's motor vehicle prohibition regulation, would reduce...

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