Hospital laundry employees and supporters marched to City Hall to raise awareness of Interior Health's move to privatize laundry services.
Bikers welcome the newest addition to trails in Blewett: Upper Bottoms extends from Bottoms Up to the top of Giveout Forest Service Rd.
The New Democrat MP for BC Southern Interior has made his goodbye speech in House of Commons.
Salmo is preparing for a by-election after former councillors Cathy Paton and Ken Anderson resigned this week.
Nelson Search and Rescue found the Blewett Man, missing since Saturday, on Tuesday evening.
Balfour beach, Crescent Valley beach, Waterloo Eddy and Pass Creek parks draft plans available at open houses on June 22 and 23.
The entire city of Nelson seemed to come out for the colourful parade down Baker St. this afternoon.
A letter to Health Minister Terry Lake will highlight that 17 full-time and 12 casual jobs in Nelson could be lost.
It was an evening full of proud moments as 168 students received their high school diplomas in a ceremony at the NDCC.
The downtown garden now has a water fountain, which was quickly appreciated by South Nelson Elementary students.
Five regional Search and Rescue members are the first in Canada to pass SAR river guide licencing exam.
North Shore director Tom Newel says the project is on track budget wise and is still set to be complete by Sept. 1.
In two weeks, 13 vehicles have been seized as drivers sped 40 kilometres/hr over the speed limit. The top speed: 170 km/hr.
RCMP are stretched thin responding to mental health-related calls across the province, something the RDCK finds concerning.
Dozens of volunteers have made the Ymir skate park a reality, which is set to open June 12.
Many directors were alarmed by the number of mental health calls for service in January through March.
Eight month old Skye Roulette’s family will tell you the value of BC Children’s Hospital.
Dozens gathered at an open house to recognize two decades of sheltering women and children from violence.
The dual film screening Under Our Skin and Emergence is on May 23.
Two Nelson companies, Ambler and Peak Freaks, raising funds for friends and employees. Photos by Douglas Noblet illustrate quake damage.
