City crews have been struggling to keep dog walkers off the West Waterfront pathway since rising lake levels made it unsafe to use.
Drivers can use camera to check road conditions, particularly during winter months.
SD8 will charge $20/month for students riding the bus to a school outside their catchment area
Recent improvements at the Gyro Park wading pool have attracted uninvited guests.
It was standing room only in the public gallery at the Kootenay Lake School District’s final board meeting before summer break.
Lake reached a maximum elevation of 1752.2 feet on Tuesday.
Man lived in a shake on Canadian Pacific Railway land
You’ve probably noticed Crystal Langford’s new ride on the roads along Nelson’s waterfront.
A Nelson area home builder has created BC’s first Energy Star-qualified house.
Sgt. Janet Scott-Pryke has worked for the NPD for 17 years, much of that time she was the lone female officer.
In rainy conditions at Lakeside pitch on Saturday, four Nelson Selects teams battled for spots in next month's Provincial B Cup.
Relentless rains cause problems within city limits and in the regional district and despite partial relief Thursday
Grad weekend includes a formal ceremony Friday and the grand march, cavalcade and prom Saturday.
The BC River Forecast centre issued a high streamflow advisory for the West and East Kootenays on Monday
Old Man Luedecke brings his Chester, Nova Scotia inspired music to Nelson on Monday night.
Intersection of Vernon and Ward streets had the most motor crashes three out of five years, and is where two pedestrians were struck.
Local businessman doesn't wants the city to maintain control of the old Civic Theatre
A parked dump truck rolled over the curb trapping the driver underneath and puncturing the fuel tank.
Local artist and weaver Branda Christofferson prepares for festival season.
Wassabi Collective fans might be wondering what will happen to the reggae-fusion band now that two members have left Nelson.
