The BC Liberals’ 2012 budget will restrict spending increases and maintain current tax figures to meet its balanced budget target in 2013.
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Nelson Star reporter/photographer Megan Cole’s memorable image of the Occupy Nelson movement has been recognized
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Nelson city council will be joining other municipalities and associations by going paper-less and using iPads.
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Two missing skiers were located this morning after spending a chilly night on the Kootenay Pass.
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The smartest move the City of Nelson ever made, purely from a financial standpoint, was building its own powerhouse at Bonnington.
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From the Nelson Electric Light Co. to Nelson Hydro — a chronological look at major events in the city’s power producing past.
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A cougar that attacked and injured a dog in Fairview late Sunday has been put down.
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The Balfour beach is a step closer to becoming a regional park.
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Pacific Insight is reporting a net loss in its second quarter ending December 31, despite a 14 per cent increase in sales.
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A postcard of a baseball team at Comaplix postmarked August 12, 1909 sold recently for $113.50 US.
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The RDCK will continue to play a role in managing forest fuels on Crown lands — but they’re unhappy about paying for it.
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The Kootenay Co-op’s move was met with excitement from members but in taking over the Extra Foods location, the employees will be displaced.
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A leather-covered bottle discovered recently during a clean out of the St. Saviour’s Church hall is up for grabs on eBay.
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WorkSafeBC has ordered the Regional District of Central Kootenay to prepare an asbestos inventory of all of its facilities.
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Two years after the devastating earthquake that shook Haiti apart, a local group of philanthropists still aim to do all in their power.
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The Nelson Business Association is preparing a proposal for city council following a meeting last week with city staff.
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Willow Point’s Eric and Peggy Denny were a match made in prospecting heaven.
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Video: You can find him several times a week at the Nordic Ski club, but he’s had to endure more than the average skier just to get there.
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For an area so rich in history, it’s strange that the lower Slocan Valley hasn’t had a group devoted to preserving its past — until now.
READThe victim of this month’s fatal avalanche on Meadow Mountain north of Kaslo has been identified as a 50-year-old Finnish man.
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