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UPDATED: Community heroes administer CPR in Safeway parking lot while storm punishes city

It is with deep regret that The Source reports the death, Friday night, of 73-year-old Wayne Ackerman. He did not regain consciousness after Tuesday’s massive heart attack – but was surrounded by family and friends when he died just before midnight. The family will be holding a celebration of life, and The Source will provide […]

Johnson Landing recovery mission put on hold as search team determines next move

The BC Coroners Service has decided to take a step back and reassess the recovery mission at Johnson Landing said Chief Coroner Lisa Lapointe Wednesday during a media scrum at the Kaslo Arena. The decision comes following the second day the search team did not locate any of the two remaining missing bodies from Thursday’s […]

Rossland's Energy Diet sparks a trend

The "Rossland Energy Diet," a unique energy-saving program that brought notable local rewards and has started to draw provincial and national attention, has celebrated great success in “phase one" and will now move into "phase two."A crowd gathered under a large tent beside the Rossland Mountain Market on July 12 to hear the...

54-40 set to rock Capitol Theatre September 14

The rock band 54-40 is celebrating 30 years of rock and roll, and Nelson’s Capitol Theatre is one of the stops on the anniversary tour. One of the most important popular music groups to emerge from the Canadian cultural landscape is slated to play the Capitol Theatre Friday, September 14 at 7:30 p.m. The band […]

UPDATE: Ashley Koftinoff found, safe and sound, in Invermere

UPDATE: Ashley Patrick Koftinoff, a 37-year-old Castlegar man who suffers from mental illness and was presumed dangerous after failing to return from a one hour pass from Hillside Psychiatric Centre in Kamloops, has been found safe and sound. “He was taken into custody without incident in Invermere,” said Castlegar RCMP Sgt. Laurel Mathew. Previous story: Police are […]

"No means no" ... or does it? Council grapples with slippery TALC plebiscite results

Some 491 Rossland residents—approximately one-fifth of the voting public—cast ballots in a plebiscite in June that asked if they were in favour of municipal financial contributions to the Trail Aquatic and Leisure Centre (TALC), and whether they actually planned to use TALC. Council had varying opinions on how to interpret ...

GALLERY: Skatepark design unveiled, construction set to begin in 2013

The Rossland Skatepark Association (RSA) unveiled their skatepark design to an enthusiastic audience at a public meeting on Monday. Now the RSA has given the go-ahead to design consultant Spectrum Skateparks to make final modifications to the plan and assemble a cost estimate in preparation for the next big push: fundraising....

UPGRADE UPDATE: Floating intersections and rotten eggs

The sidewalk removal will continue this week, as will the removal of the sub-base.  The material removed from the road is being relocated behind the Credit Union to create more parking spaces and a walkway.    Fortis will be lowering the gas main in Sourdough Alley at Washington St. and Columbia Ave. as well as through the ...

Hwys 3A and 6 closed at Playmore Junction by vehicle engulfed in flame

Highways 3A and 6 at the Playmore junction between Castlegar and Nelson were closed tonight after a car burst into flame. Crescent Valley fire chief Glenn Leidloff said the incident was totally unrelated to the storms that plagued the area earlier in the day. “We got the call at roughly 8 p.m., and we were […]

Summer storm drops 55mm of rain on West Kootenay, Nelson escapes brunt of Mother Nature's wrath

Motorists drove through water up to headlights and a man frolicked in a rubber dinghy on Baker Street but the City of Nelson escaped major damage after Mother Nature dumped upwards of 50 millimeters of rain on the West Kootenay Tuesday afternoon. “All of Ward Street was like a raging river . . .. The […]

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