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Woman air-lifted to Kelowna after a near-fatal collision on CL

Editor’s note: Story has been updated with current information.  A woman was flown to Kelowna on Sunday after sustaining life-threatening injuries in a boating accident on Christina Lake. The Grand Forks RCMP were called to the scene at 4:16 p.m. after two tubers collided with a second boat. The tubers were sisters-in-laws, aged 24 and […]

Work at Marshall Lake almost finished

Work to reduce water levels at Marshall Lake (Providence Dam) is proceeding as planned and is expected to be finished by the end of the month. City of Greenwood Mayor Nipper Kettle met with ministry officials in late August and explained they are currently reducing water levels. The next step is to breach the dam […]

71-year-old local facing charges including impaired, resisting arrest and assaulting an officer

A 71-year-old Silverton man is facing charges after allegedly driving impaired, resisting arrest, and assaulting the arresting officer, according to Slocan Lake RCMP Cpl. Ryan Fehler. ‘On Aug. 26, just after 9 p.m., a Slocan Lake RCMP member pulled over a vehicle observed driving irregularly on Hwy 6 between New Denver and Silverton,” Fehler said. […]

The Nancy Greene Summit Hut Crew needs you!

Every fall, a group of enthusiastic volunteers stocks and repairs the chain of little day-use huts around Nancy Greene Summit, so we can enjoy a warm fire at lunch on our winter tours.   Once again, it's time to get out and cut, carry, fix and clean!  It's fun; it's satisfying!   With the possibility of our favorite area being...

Nelson police determine man in hospital there due to self-inflicted chest wounds

Nelson police confirm a man is recovering in Kelowna Hospital from self-inflicted chest wounds. The incident happened Friday (August 30) when local emergency officials responded to a call of a man suffering from puncture wounds to the chest area of the body. When NPD staff arrived, two other emergency agencies were already attending to the […]

ROSSLAND MARKET VENDOR FEATURE: AbbeyLane Farms

Meet Joanne Gugelyk, the hardworking face we see from Abbeylane Farms every Thursday! Joanne travels every week from Lister, BC to bring us her certified organic produce. She is very proud to offer certified berries, garlic, cucumbers, cabbage and a whole bunch of other seasonal vegetables. Joanne has a personal belief that...

Wildfires near Castlegar; Rossland

Two forest fires in the region are keeping Southeast Fire Centre crews busy, according to information officer Karlie Shaughnessy. Both fires were discovered yesterday, appear to be ligthning-caused and are not threatening any homes, structures, communities or power lines. The larger one is just east of Castlegar on the ridge...

Kootenay Lake School Board Superintendent has message for parents

To Our SD8 (Kootenay Lake) Community Overshadowing the excitement of starting a new school year, is the possibility of Strike Action by our colleagues who are members of the Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE). Our CUPE staff members are highly valued individuals who provide important services that support our learners every day. Bus Drivers, […]

Mallard's Team of the Week — Kootenay Glacier Kings

The Kootenay Glacier Kings took the much tougher road, but it was all worth it after the local squad captured the BC Senior Games Men’s 55-plus Gold Medal Saturday in Kamloops. Rod Guimont of Cranbrook scored twice, his second tally of the highlight reel variety, to pace the Kings past Zone 9 Masters from North Central 5-3....

Canada not third world country, but our health care may be

Editor, The Nelson Daily Doesn’t it just cream your corn when you witness a situation that you have no control over?  One knows there is a problem and it needs to be solved however, helplessness seems to control the moment.  Am I the only person with skull cramps caused by incomprehension of our health system? […]

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