By Letters to the editor on Monday Nov 11 2019
To The Editor:
On the November first weekend the Creston Curling Club held a benefit bonspiel for the Nelson Curling Club, to help Nelson pay for repairs to their ice plant.
By Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives on Monday Nov 11 2019
In Canada between 2011 and 2018 the fossil fuel industry was one of the most active industry groups lobbying the federal government with over six contacts per working day made with government officials.
By Letters to the editor on Monday Nov 11 2019
To The Editor:
To Wayne Stetski, my thanks for his service, and a piece of advice — if the NDP are afraid to call themselves socialist, as their forerunners the CCF were not, then his party does not deserve to attract support from the Liberals.
By Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Nov 07 2019
Nelson Fire Rescue said the cause of the fire Wednesday in the pool area at the Villa Motel, meters north of the Big Orange Bridge, does not appear to be suspicious but remains under investigation.
By Boundary Sentinel on Thursday Nov 07 2019
Drivers should be mindful of the changing conditions on highway roads after a truck skidded out of control Wednesday on Highway 3, Blueberry Paulson.
Every day thousands of people are on BC roads driving for either work or personal necessity. Driving skills are pushed to the limit when winter weather – fog, rain, snow and ice make roads more hazardous.
By Timothy Schafer on Thursday Nov 07 2019
What has long been the calling card of the region’s underground economy is now looking for above-board validation in the budding of a new industry for Nelson.
By Contributor on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
For the past few years the Boundary Invasive Species Society has been taking water samples from Jewel Lake and Idabel Lake to check for the presence of invasive zebra and quagga mussels. We have also installed a substrate sampler in the lakes for the summer season.
By RDKB on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
The Regional District of Kootenay Boundary has a new fire engine, again.
By Bob Hall on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
Love of literature united writers from both sides of the border as Eastern Washington University’s (EWU) graduate students recently returned to Selkirk College for the third annual A Stone’s Throw Writing Symposium.
By The Conversation on Wednesday Nov 06 2019
By Paloma Raggo, for The Conversation
Whistleblowers put their careers, and sometimes their safety, on the line to protect democratic ideals and the public interest.
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