BC Election coming up -- get registered
BC's provincial election will happen on Tuesday, May 9, 2017. That's less than three months from now. Are you registered to vote? Who is eligible to vote? Everyone who:...
The first 500 Days in office: promises, promises -- broken promises
By James Wilt | DeSmog Canada Reconcile with Indigenous peoples. Make elections fairer. Invest many more billions in public transit and green infrastructure. Take climate change seriously....
NPD says online classified ad fraud targeting Nelson residents
There's another scam making its rounds in the Heritage City Sergeant Corey Hoy of the Nelson Police Department said Monday in a media release. Hoy said the new fraud targets Nelson area residents utilizing online classified ads. "Respondents to ads for employment have been receiving fake cheques in the mail," Hoy explained....
An Exciting Show at Joe Hill Coffee House on Sunday the 19th
The Joe Hill Coffee House coming up on Sunday, February 19 will be a unique, high-energy show. You won’t want to miss it! Brynn Streadwick will open the show. She’ll sing and play her ukulele (as a change from her life as a 13 year old student of dance at the National Ballet School)....
For Valentine's Day and always -- Look after your heart. Here's how.
Post Valentine’s Day: POSITIVE STEPS TO A HEALTHY HEART It’s always wonderful to give and receive expressions of thanks, acknowledgment, gratitude and love on St. Valentine’s Day. It’s those small things in life that really make a difference in all our lives on a mental and emotional level. We also want to give...
Mike Fahie Quartet Plays in Rossland, February 25
The Rossland Council for Arts and Culture is proud to present the Mike Fahie Quartet. It is a family affair as trombonist Mike Fahie travels from New York City to join his brother, Nelson bassist Rob Fahie along with two other outstanding Kootenay musicians, Doug Stephenson, guitar and Tony Ferraro, drums....
Census figures are out: who grew, and by how much?
The 2016 census figures are out, and communities all over Canada can compare their current population figures with the numbers from the 2011 census. In terms of percentage of growth, Rossland leads the pack of local municipalities; from a 2011 head-count of 3,556, Rossland has grown by 4.9% to a 2016 population of 3,729. ...
Bats flying in the winter? Or, find a dead bat? Please report. Here's why.
Bats are an essential part of the global ecosystem. They save agriculture a great deal of money by eating vast numbers of crop-destroying insects such as Colorado Potato Beetles, and they save humans a lot of itching by eating vast numbers of flying, biting insects such as mosquitoes. For years, bats had an undeserved bad...
Short-term rentals, school problems, SPCA, seniors' needs, the arena, and more
REGULAR MEETING OF ROSSLAND CITY COUNCIL MONDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2017, at 6:00 pm. Present: Mayor Kathy Moore, and Councillors Lloyd McLellan, Marten Kruysse, Andrew Zwicker, Andy Morel and John Greene. Staff: Chief Administrative Officer Bryan Teasdale, Chief Financial Officer Elma Hamming, Manager of Public Works Darrin Albo,...
Social Licence and Political Process: Democracy in the Streets, in the Media and in Electoral Institutions
What does democracy look like? Protest and Legitimacy...
