Hamilton scores 2 as Nelson Leafs stave off elimination in Game 5
The 6-3 win forces Game 6 in CastlegarTyler Harper / February 28, 2022
Month: February 2022
Jack Hughes bests older brother Quinn as Devils rout Canucks 7-2
Game was the 4,000th regular-season contest in Vancouver team historyThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Support refugees fleeing Ukraine invasion, B.C. premier urges
Politicians can’t interfere in public service pension fundTom Fletcher / February 28, 2022
Castlegar woman organizes rally as Ukrainian hometown battered by airstrikes
‘Yesterday they were hiding in shelters from missiles’Betsy Kline / February 28, 2022
B.C.’s Georgia Ellenwood suffers catastrophic injury at qualifying meet for world championships
‘All I could say when it happened was no, please, no, no, no’Dan Ferguson / February 28, 2022
Police cruisers hit after Jeep stolen in Cranbrook ends in arrest in Grand Forks
Suspect held in police custody pending bail hearingLaurie Tritschler / February 28, 2022
Saskatchewan ends all COVID-19 health measures
Chief medical health officer says people who have not had a vaccine booster shot should get oneThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Canadians can help Ukraine with money, media savvy
Ottawa has vowed to match every dollar of Red Cross donation to a maximum of $10 millionThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Greater Vernon to host BC Winter Games in 2023
Event for Greater Vernon was to have been held in February 2022 but was postponed by pandemic and other factorsBlack Press Media Staff / February 28, 2022
B.C. municipalities still waiting for climate action fund details
$76 million over 3 years to reduce greenhouse gasesTom Fletcher / February 28, 2022
Nelson’s Coldest Night of the Year raises over $70,000
Donations can still be made until March 31Nelson Star Staff / February 28, 2022
Hockey great Wickenheiser wants IOC to boot out Russia, Belarus
IOC recommended Russian and Belarusian athletes and officials be excluded from competitionThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Court extends freeze on Ottawa protest donations tied to class-action lawsuit
Class-action lawsuit seeks $306 million in damages related to three-week anti-government protestThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Man and woman charged in 17 years of Ontario sexual and physical assaults
At least 41 victims identified in hundreds of offences, many recorded and uploaded to the internetThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Assault on UBCO security guard now a homicide
No students were said to be involvedJake Courtepatte / February 28, 2022
Invasive species: Nelson to increase penalties and education
New bylaw will be ready later this year to combat destructive speciesBill Metcalfe / February 28, 2022
Climate change report a grim warning for Canada
International report says warming continues world will face changes that cannot be adapted toThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
Kootenay teachers’ union makes a plea for Ukrainian children
Kootenay Columbia Teachers’ Union: ‘Putin, please stop devouring Ukraine and its children’Betsy Kline / February 28, 2022
Flood and slide hazard low to moderate after Trozzo Creek forest fire, but diligence urged
Residents are asked to watch local creeksLocal Journalism Initiative / February 28, 2022
Eased requirements in effect as travel industry demands end to COVID-19 testing
Industry hosts news conference today to demand Ottawa remove all COVID-19 border restrictionsThe Canadian Press / February 28, 2022
