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.
Nelson woman brings new video to the Capitol Theatre this week
U.S. Supreme Court denied hearing Teck’s appeal last week
No one was injured in the Tuesday evening incident
Tara Howse is the former chair of Rossland’s Sustainability Commission
Greater Trail RCMP report the company owner has been identified
‘Avatar’ holds global box office record at $2.788 billion, while ‘Endgame’ stands at $2.743 billion…
B.C. government filed a second lawsuit against Alberta on June 14
Family overwhelmed by kind offerings of strangers
Canada’s commitment is to cut emissions to 70 per cent of what they were in 2005 before 2030
RCMP analyst testifies to smears, fingermarks, ‘swipe and wipe’ patterns around apartment
Second youth also injured in freak incident during field trip at Camp Barnard near Sooke
Vancouver forward first Canuck to win award since Pavel Bure in 1992
Metro Vancouver ‘uniquely capable’ of safely disposing of waste coming back to Canada, say officials
Bill Morneau said he recognizes ‘huge amount of anxiety’ in Calgary over future of oil and gas sector
