Regional News
by Contributor on Tuesday Oct 06 2020
The changing colour of leaves is one of the most beautiful aspects of the fall season, but it comes with an onerous task: raking them up once they’ve fallen.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Tuesday Oct 06 2020
The latest chapter in the sn̓ʕaýckstx (Arrow Lakes/Sinixt) people to reclaim status in Canada will play out beginning Thursday (October 8, 2020) at the Supreme Court of Canada in Ottawa.
by City of Trail on Monday Oct 05 2020
Hey, Halloween fans! The City of Trail will miss celebrating with you at our annual downtown Spooktacular event. But fear not fellow goblins, we haven’t ghosted you.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Monday Oct 05 2020
According to the common myth a cat is able to endure, continue, or survive despite a near encounter with death or disaster because cats have Nine lives.
The McCuaig family cat Dottie, definitely has a few more left after a Sunday evening encounter with a cougar in Nelson.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Thursday Oct 01 2020
The Nelson and District Credit Union is joining with Columbia Valley, East Kootenay Community, Grand Forks, Heritage and Kootenay Savings Unions to fund an exciting online gift certificate marketplace designed to support our local small business community.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Wednesday Sep 30 2020
The Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) Community Services continues to work on getting facilities open to the public.
The most recent announcement by the RDCK said staff and management are working towards a return to aquatics with the opening of indoor pools in Castlegar, Creston and Nelson targeted for Tuesday, October 13th.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Sunday Sep 27 2020
Adhering to social distancing rules set down by health officials in BC during the COVID-19 pandemic, Nelson’s Fridays for Future joined fellow activists around the world at a climate strike Friday at Lakeside Park.
by Nelson Daily Staff on Saturday Sep 26 2020
A day after the Dr. Bonnie Henry, BC's provincial health officer province announced 98 new COVID-19 cases in the province, and two more bringing the total in the Interior region to 522, Interior Health sent out a media release declaring an outbreak of COVID-19 at Calvary Chapel Kelowna.
