Charles “C. E.” Clarkson left behind his wife and five children, one being Nelson’s Charles (Chuck) Clarkson.
All In runs at the Civic Theatre on Wednesday
Nelson’s annual Christmas Pantomime features ‘one-liners, familiar songs, and general silliness’
Anne DeGrace is the Adult Services Coordinator at the Nelson PublicLibrary. Check This Out runs every other week.
Vocal quartet Vivace includes singer who grew up in Nelson
Concerts will be held at W.E. Graham, Trafalgar and J.V. Humphries
Order local food from the comfort of your couch.
Sun Peaks, near Kamloops, was the first ski hill in the province to open for season
The program runs until March 31
Diane Kinrade and the healing power of horses
Students were overwhelmed by migrants’ hope in the face of poverty and displacement
Grade 4 student Maya Lakhanpal heads to B.C. talent show finals with unique talent
Historian Greg Scott looks back a century
The annual event offers free services at Central School
Nov. 20 is the Transgender Day of Remembrance
The legend of World War Two pilots Albert and Cedric Mah, as told by their daughters
Public invited to help ring the bell 100 times to mark 100 years since the armistice was signed
The joint debate team participated in an event in Trail
An eight-year-old girl from Kamloops is selling poppies, worn to remembers animals of war
Cat owner JD Batbatan hopes his videos inspire people to get outside and enjoy the beauty of the Okanagan.
