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Stewards build vital network for Kootenay families with diverse needs

Stewards build vital network for Kootenay families with diverse needs

Operating in towns such as Trail, Nelson, Cranbrook, and Golden, the society offers a peer-led model rooted in lived experience
On Canada's streets, a former Nelson judge embraces the busker life

On Canada's streets, a former Nelson judge embraces the busker life

Philip Seagram, a provincial court judge turned busker, is author of No Judgment, And Other Busking Stories
Nelson's Toastmasters club celebrates 30 years

Nelson's Toastmasters club celebrates 30 years

The club's next meeting is March 27
New historical novel inspired by Kootenays in early 20th century

New historical novel inspired by Kootenays in early 20th century

Judy Pollard is author of The Distance: Dreams and Despair
Nominations open for annual Suzy Hamilton Award

Nominations open for annual Suzy Hamilton Award

The award goes to female-identified or non-binary environmental activist in the West Kootenay
Celebrate women's stories with 4th annual SIP Talks in Nelson

Celebrate women's stories with 4th annual SIP Talks in Nelson

The event takes place March 29 at Prestige Lakeside Resort
Legends of Lego: Balfour kids using blocks, robotics to save coral reefs

Legends of Lego: Balfour kids using blocks, robotics to save coral reefs

Kasper Breisnes and Eric Bibby have been invited to the First Lego League Challenge world championships in Texas
QUIZ: Today is a happy day. Do you know why?

QUIZ: Today is a happy day. Do you know why?

Last year, Canada was ranked 15th in the World Happiness Report
David Garneau still life exhibition opens Friday at Nelson Museum

David Garneau still life exhibition opens Friday at Nelson Museum

Garneau is a former Governor General's award winner
Top marks for grads at Kootenay Columbia College

Top marks for grads at Kootenay Columbia College

The Nelson-based college scored high in mandatory national exams