Jim Sawada, the founder and long-time caretaker of the Shuzenji Friendship Garden at Cottonwood Falls Park, spent a day last week mulching.
Jim Sawada
From left: Jim Sawada, along with Rob Maclean and Harold Arnett of the Nelson Gyro Club, prepare mulch for the Shuzenji Friendship Garden.
B.C.’s top doctor says that what health officials have learned this round will guide response in future
Six of the nine trustees backed the increase in pay
In 1970, a new airline service began to serve Nelson three days a week
Mimi Lockhurst and Abby Jackson have graduated from the Kootenay academy
The stage will be a venue for performances at the market and at other times during the week
Snowbirds service member died in a crash in Kamloops one week ago
Black Press is now accepting donations to keep its papers operating
Uptick in cyclists brings new challenges for shops
Provinces, territories and municipalities pay anywhere from 70 to 90 per cent of the cost of the RCMP’s services
The Independent Investigations Office of B.C. is investigating the RCMP’s role in the death
A survey found 75 per cent of businesses worry about attracting customers
Disagreement centred on the LNG Canada project in northern B.C.
Canadian teams are offering refunds, but also are pushing a number of incentives to let them keep the money
B.C. formally apologized in the legislature chamber in 2008 for its role in the Komagata Maru tragedy
