International business converged on the Nelson stage earlier this month.
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Looking for a job, a new car, maybe trying to get rid of an old set of bunk beds; or are you a collector?
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Being recognized by one’s peers is often the purest form of flattery.
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As I delve into the business beat, I’ve found the enthusiasm among entrepreneurs in the community contagious.
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The Royal Canadian Mint stops distributing the penny today.
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Watching movies was something that new Reo’s video store owners Park and Mary Cowin have always loved to do
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Veronica (Roni) O’Connor has opened a new childcare centre called The School House in the old Gordon Sargent school
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The Kootenay Regional Workforce Table, a regionally-driven group consisting of key leaders from the region, has been established.
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After 23 years at the helm of Community Futures, General Manager Paul Wiest is retiring from the organization.
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Covering business in this town isn’t about those matters I’ve always avoided like the plague. It’s about people and community.
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For a pizza chef, there are few things better than being named second best in Canada.
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Five Nelson gyms that will offer six weeks of free training at their facility for one of the Get Fit participants.
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The Craft Connection and 1510 Crease Ave are the Nelson business and home with the most festive flair.
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To all our readers, thanks for letting us into your homes twice a week.
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Heather Wiese had an eventful Saturday as she roared through Nelson’s downtown spending $2,012 in local shops.
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The NHL labour dispute runs so much deeper than simply fans missing hockey action.
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Nelson’s DeVito’s Shoes participated in last Saturday’s Customer Appreciation Day
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Downtown businesses enjoyed a brisk flow of traffic on Saturday during the sixth annual Customer Appreciation Day in the core.
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On November 30 and December 7, 14 and 21 downtown stores will be open until at least 7 p.m. and some will stay open later.
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The sixth annual Customer Appreciation Day takes over the downtown core on Saturday
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