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.
The protest was similar to those being held throughout Canada and the United States
Nelson Baseball Association has already scrapped its season
Weekend inspections found a high number of boats that don’t comply with national regulations
City will be laying a water line between Stanley Street and Mountain Station parking lot
Run-off has created a high level of turbidity in the city’s drinking water
Videos captured by Terry Eissfeldt shows the bear arriving Saturday night and sleeping in on Sunday
Black Press is now accepting donations to keep its papers operating
Homes are in the Nursery, Grand Forks Airport, Gilpin Rd., Johnson Flats and Granby Rd. areas
One senior has died in long-term care over past 48 hours
Death sparked a wave of protests across the U.S. and abroad
Emergency order ‘incentive’ for federal program, Carole James says
Transportation Safety Board is investigating an ‘occurrence that took place during switching operations’
Mostly finished in Alberta, Burnaby terminal expanding
Andrew Wilkinson says he’s heard no concerns from public
