by Anonymous on Wednesday Feb 22 2012
The biggest race of the Red Mountain calendar will be landing here next weekend. The Miele BC Cup brings FIS racers from all over western Canada and the United States in their bid to lower their points score in the FIS rankings. In addition, this year we have entries from Spain, Italy, Great Britain and Eritrea.
“We are a small club,” says Christine Andison, chief of volunteers for...
by Anonymous on Friday Jan 27 2012
RED Mountain Resort is celebrating with Rossland the 115 th Annual Rossland
Winter Carnival.
To celebrate the fraternity of winter enthusiasts, RED Mountain is offering FREE night skiing and
boarding on Saturday, January 28th from 6:00pm – 9:00pm with the T-bar and magic carpet
open. The evening will also include an opportunity to enjoy a sliding area, a...
by granolagirl on Thursday Jan 12 2012
My dog Harper has been creating quite commotion about town lately. For those of you who don't know, Harper is the big black dog that has been greeting you for the last many months outside of Ferraro Foods here in Rossland. To all of you who have expressed concern for her in recent weeks I am so grateful that you all care. She feels the love. I will begin by telling you that she is more than well...
by snapshots on Tuesday Jan 10 2012
If you have some spare time and would like to help make the world a little bit better, think about getting involved in dog rescue.
HEART rescue has relocated and homed over 40 rescues since last spring, and we hope to do more great work. We need foster homes where our rescues can transition to a life of comfort and love, forever homes, and volunteers. At this time, we are even seeking a board...
by Sandi Jewell on Tuesday Dec 13 2011
It has taken me awhile to get around to doing this, but I want to say THANK YOU to whoever cleared the fallen trees on Centennial Trail and up on Larry's Loop last month after the wind storm.
It's a bit of a drag when those trees fall across the trail and interrupt a nice flowiy ski or run..and especially so early in the season.
Thanks again, and I just have to emphasize how amazingly lucky we...
by Rossland Bear Aware on Monday Nov 21 2011
Rossland Trail Bear Aware would like to give a big thanks to our supporters this year. Thank you to Columbia Basin Trust, the cities of Trail & Rossland, BC Conservation Foundation and Nelson and District Credit Union. Also, huge kudos to all the Dumpster Deputies who helped keep garbage inaccessible to the bears.
See you in the spring!
by Diana Daghofer on Monday Nov 14 2011
Please come to City Hall tonight and support the vote at Rossland Council to implement a by-law limiting the use of cosmetic pesticides. This is our last chance to get the by-law in before a change in Council. It will also support efforts to get a BC-wide law - which would have greater power.
Support a pesticide-free Rossland!
by Sara Golling on Saturday Nov 05 2011
If you see Cookie around town on Sunday, be sure to wish him a Happy 95th Birthday, and don't believe any lies he may tell you about being older than that ... or being French royalty, or that he could be your father ...
by Nelson Daily Staff on Sunday Oct 30 2011
Are you a descendant of a British child immigrant? Is there a ‘home child’ in your family background? How would you know?
Join historian and author Art Joyce Thursday, Nov. 3 at 7 pm at Touchstones Nelson, Shawn Lamb Archives for his presentation Laying the Children’s Ghosts to Rest: Honouring Canada’s Child Immigrants.
Between 1869 and 1939, 100,000 children were...
by Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday Oct 05 2011
Welcome to Kootenay Country exhibit’s grand prize winner, Herman Halvorson, surrounded by Kootenay Country team members.
The “Welcome to Kootenay Country” initiative took part in the Union of BC Municipalities Convention in Vancouver last week, utilizing the same exhibit that was showcased successfully in Richmond’s “Ozone” during the 2010 Winter Olympics.
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