July 30
The Nelson Gyro Club recently donated $2,500 to the Kootenay Lake Hospital Foundation
The Nelson Gyro Club recently donated $2,500 to the Kootenay Lake Hospital Foundation to go towards the current equipment purchase fund. Gyro president Steve Marshall (right) presented the cheque to Foundation president Pat Dooley at one of the club’s meetings last month.
A $4.5-million investment from the provincial government has been committed to the deal
The program runs until March 31
The representative for North Kootenay Lake took over this week
The expanded space will help accommodate the popular after-school programming
Frank Johnson’s daughter, Chandra Machin, is searching for her father
As some parts of the country brace for cold, parts of B.C. remain warmer than 10 C
The United Nations says Canada’s health care system is “commendable” overall but vulnerable groups still face barriers to quality care.
UVic’s CanAssist refined seven prototypes aided by $1.5M government contribution
Darwin Duane Dorozan had several parole infractions that found him ‘unmanageable’
70% of Canadians oppose allowing employers to make you get a sick note
Agassiz realtor Freddy Marks says PR in his home country shows party elites can never be voted out
Kim XO, lets you know the best online shopping tips during Fashion Fridays on the Black Press Media Network
Darcy Haugan wore jersey No. 22 when he was a star player with the Briercrest College Clippers
Oh Friday, Canadian Union of Postal Workers said it would not bring the latest offers to a vote of its members
