By Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday Dec 04 2019
Researchers at Dalhousie University and the University of Guelph are forecasting that food prices for Canadian families will rise between two to four percent in 2020.
By Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday Dec 04 2019
Nelson Police is asking the public for assistance in finding a 35-year-old Nelson woman.
Police said Heather Gunderson has not been heard from since the afternoon of Sunday, December 1, 2019.
Gunderson, known to occasionally wear glasses, is 5’3” and weighs approximately 110 pounds with dark hair and blue eyes.
By The Narwhal on Wednesday Dec 04 2019
By Sarah Cox, for The Narwhal
Behind the sheen of its CleanBC program, the province holds back hydro power to instead import cheap electricity from 12 states including Wyoming, Utah, Nebraska and Montana which generate 55 to 90 per cent of their power from coal
By Dick Cannings MP on Wednesday Dec 04 2019
On Sunday I returned to Ottawa to prepare for the opening of the 43rd Parliament. Last week I was given my shadow cabinet roles—critic for Natural Resources and deputy critic for Transport. I was the critic for Natural Resources for the last four years so know that file well, and issues of transport intersect natural resources in many ways.
By Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday Dec 04 2019
Well, Old Man Winter finally arrived.
By Letters to the editor on Tuesday Dec 03 2019
To The Editor:
Civil Rights lawyer Gary Haugen is concerned with the human capacity for compassion. He says of the genocide in Rwanda, that it was one of the world’s greatest failures of simple compassion.
Today we are faced with another call for compassion.
By Contributor on Tuesday Dec 03 2019
The Teamsters Canada Rail Conference said in a media release that a Canadian Pacific Railway (CP) locomotive engineer died Monday night in an accident at the company’s rail yard in Port Coquitlam, BC.
By Sara Golling on Tuesday Dec 03 2019
UPDATED DECEMBER 4, 2019, 9:30 pm
By Bob Hall on Monday Dec 02 2019
The Selkirk College Saints return home this weekend where the team hopes the holiday spirit will be on their side as they wrap up the first semester of play against the Simon Fraser University Clan.
By Bob Hall on Monday Dec 02 2019
The Columbia Basin Rural Development Institute (RDI) at Selkirk College has just released the 2019 Snapshot Report, a region wide check-up that investigates economic, social, environmental and cultural indicators for the Columbia-Basin Boundary.
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