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Clearing the Air: Climate and your dinner plate

Clearing the Air: Climate and your dinner plate

Ninth in a 10-part series of columns from the West Kootenay Climate Hub
BLANK CANVAS: Nelson perfomer Sammy Jade Miranda

BLANK CANVAS: Nelson perfomer Sammy Jade Miranda

Sydney Black interview the artist on her vision and her activities
WESTNEAT: A reply from Canada: ‘We’re sorry, but apology not accepted’

WESTNEAT: A reply from Canada: ‘We’re sorry, but apology not accepted’

‘Love it or leave it’ Americans did not disappoint, but Canada replies were the most interesting
BLANK CANVAS: Nelson children's illustrator and author Jamie MacGibbon

BLANK CANVAS: Nelson children's illustrator and author Jamie MacGibbon

Sydney Black interviews 'a powerhouse in her literary genre'
WESTNEAT: There’s not much to say, Canada, except: ‘Sorry’

WESTNEAT: There’s not much to say, Canada, except: ‘Sorry’

Would it help, Canadians, if an American said he was embarrassed for America right now?
A life well curled: Bert Wiens, 95, throws his last rock in Beaver Valley rink

A life well curled: Bert Wiens, 95, throws his last rock in Beaver Valley rink

Bert Wiens’ cheerful persona still fills the air of the curling rink — though now it’s from the stands rather than the ice.
NEWS AND VIEWS: Tariff threats add to Nelson business uncertainty

NEWS AND VIEWS: Tariff threats add to Nelson business uncertainty

Tom Thomson writes about the local effects of possible new tariffs
THE MOJ: Lions head into the playoffs with no one sure what team will show up

THE MOJ: Lions head into the playoffs with no one sure what team will show up

Regina or Winnipeg in this split personality team’s immediate future
THE MOJ: It’s time for Elias Pettersson to find that extra 5 per cent

THE MOJ: It’s time for Elias Pettersson to find that extra 5 per cent

Canuck star centre isn’t lazy but he has to find a way to access full extent of his talent
THE MOJ: Lions hoping new old face under centre can fix what ails them

THE MOJ: Lions hoping new old face under centre can fix what ails them

B.C. giving Adams Jr. the start, but their problems run deeper than the quarterback position