Lifeguard camp tomorow AND Golden City Days approach....
Junior Lifeguard Camp – Sunday, August 17 Does Lifeguarding interest your child? The Rossland Pool Staff is hosting a mini camp for Youth ages 7+ who are interested in learning lifeguard skills in a fun and active way. Your child will learn independence in the water, basic first aid skills and water safety skills – important...
LETTER: Greetings from Texas--the state of the new hotel at Red
To the Residents of Rossland, My name is Spencer Clements and I am the President of William Cole Companies. For the past several months we have been investing in the hotel at RED Mountain design development and project team. We have assembled a world-class group of architects, consultants and operators. Our intention is for...
OCP Amended, old Cook Avenue School site re-zoned, and no raise for councllors
Monday, August 11, 2014: Two public hearings and a regular council meeting. Present: Mayor Greg Granstrom, and Council members Kathy Moore, Tim Thatcher, Jody Blomme, and Cary Fisher. Public Hearing: Official Community Plan Amendment to delete the prohibition against providing water for snowmaking. Fletcher Quince stated that...
Adam Wheeldon excited to check out scenery in Alberta North after being dealt to Camrose by Smokies
Haircut? Check. Toothbrush? Check. Winter jacket? Don’t have one, but where I’m going I had better get one soon. The Trail Smoke Eaters granted captain Adam Wheeldon his wish by trading the Nelson native to the Camrose Kodiaks of the Alberta Junior Hockey League this week for future considerations. The trade came as part of […]
Putting the Carbon Tax to Better Use
“There are risks and costs to a program of action. But they are far less than the long-range risks and costs of comfortable inaction.” – John F. Kennedy A vast majority of you love the carbon tax; your federal and provincial governments don’t. And ideas abound about its use and abuse. Metro Vancouver mayors have proposed a...
Slocan Park wildfire evacuation alert remains in place
The Slocan Park wildfire in the Slocan Valley continues to be one of the higher priority fires in the province Fire Information Officer Noelle Kekula told The Nelson Daily Thursday. “We're not out of the woods yet on this fire so the evacuation alert remains in affect,” Kekula said. “You can see the fire from the (Slocan Park)...
NPD seeks public assistance in fraudulent Shambhala ticket investigation
Nelson Police are seeking public assistance regarding an investigation into the selling of fraudulent Shambhala Music Festival Tickets. Nelson Police Department received information Thursday morning (August 7) that fraudulent festival tickets were being sold for $300. However, when the purchasers attended the music festival they were being advised by festival staff that the tickets […]
Naughty Knickers Night Ain't No Oklahoma
Let me just say that I am the proud mother of a thespian and watching her dressed in some kind of Beyoncé garb, bumping and grinding on the stage with another thespian challenges my prudish Victorian hangover. John Han, musical director/stage manager/bump and grinder of the Gold Fever Follies meekly apologizes for the naughty...
Movie nights and family days....
Rossland School of Motion PARKOUR Camps! There are two Parkour camps coming up in August. Session #1 is August 11-15 for Beginners ages 7+ years and Session #2 is August 25-29 for youth ages 12+. The Camps run from 10:00am to 1:00pm in the Rossland Curling Rink and is being run by Travis Watson and Liam Barnes. If you’d like...
Therapy horse camps come to Castlegar
2014 Equine Empowerment Camps are being offered for West Kootenay area youth from ages five to 19 free of charge. These camps are sponsored by Columba Basin Trust, Arrow Lakes Therapeutic Riding Association and Pass Creek Regional Exhibition Society. Camp participants will receive two, 1.5 hour lessons per camp, which will be tailored to each […]
