Nelson city councillor Anna Purcell weighs in on the Quebec shooting, Downtown Revitalization Project and more.
From city councillor Anna Purcell...
City councillor Anna Purcell on the marijuana vote....
From city councillor Anna Purcell...
From city councillor Anna Purcell...
Edmonton’s poverty reduction task force defined poverty as when people lack, or are denied, economic, social, and cultural resources.
We all know that Nelson is an artsy town — from the experience of living here and having to choose what to see and do on any weekend.
Last year, our two-person household spent $45 per week on phones and Internet. We also spent about $45 per week on municipal taxes and fees.
Want to know something that may surprise you? The tech sector in BC employs more people than oil, gas, mining, and forestry combined.
What are we most proud of about the city we live in? What does it mean to live a good life?
We know little about who the self-employed are, what they do, what their challenges are, and to what degree they contribute to the economy.
Councillor Anna Purcell wants to move in to the Halifax public library.
In 2011, Nelson hosted the Federation of Canadian Municipalities board for several days of meetings and showcasing Nelson’s charms.
How do you most like to be communicated with? How do you get your information?
