Dave Macdonald, who passed away in Nelson at 94, was among the first people I’d ask whenever I had a local historical question.
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Numbers don’t lie and Wednesday’s census tally confirms what most of us already know: Nelson is a great place to live
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Last week I watched with horror the news story about San Jose, California.
READIt’s the time of the year when city councillors earn their paltry pay.
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The Kelowna Snowfest Swim Meet late last month stood true to its name.
READMy husband and I recently returned from three and a half weeks in Cuba.
READTo serve and protect: it’s at the core of police work. It’s one of the aspects of Canadian society that makes us the envy of so many.
READMy husband and I recently returned from three and a half weeks in Cuba
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The mystique of a tiny mountain town tucked away in the “wild mountains of British Columbia” builds to the outside world.
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Our family is currently at the stage where my dad has been forced into complex care.
READThere are few things parents get more passionate about than their child’s education
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Last week I was doing a radio interview; the host introduced me as “perhaps Nelson’s greenest councillor"
READMore great exposure for Nelson last week, this time in one of the most influential publications in the UK.
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I never thought I’d be writing this, but I love my cell
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As this is my first column in 2012 I hope everyone had a great Christmas season and are ready for the New Year.
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It requires patience and an open mind, but consultation and discussion most often results in workable solutions.
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Hockey at the grassroots arrives to Nelson this weekend
READGreat movements, transformative changes, start somewhere. They can start here.
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That I’ve been avoiding writing my last Cultural Commentary for days doesn’t at all reflect on the honour
READWriting a column about council duties after only one month into the job is a little awkward.
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