Star editor Colin McGarrigle weighs in on the Nelson pot dispensary bylaw.
Cst. Drew Turner is a disgrace to the Nelson Police Department and should be fired forthwith.
It gives us no pleasure to report today on the internal problems of the Kootenay Co-op board.
For the record, we agree with SD #8 choice. As far as we’re concerned, it’s good fiscal policy.
As with any recreational activity, there are some risks involved.
This is the time when many charitable organizations collect the majority of their donations.
Now that the final votes have been cast, tallied and announced, it’s time for municipalities and rural areas to get back to business.
It seems fitting to be going to the polls now, considering on Tuesday we were all paying homage to those who have fallen in battle.
Elections are both a boon and a curse to the newsroom and coverage is a double-edged sword.
While federal and provincial elections seem to get all the glory, local elections actually have the most impact on the common person’s life.
With students returning to school this week, we wonder why Friday will be a day off for the kids.
Overall the total compensation paid to the mayor and six councillors would rise from $146,000 per year to $148,000.
The pilot owes his life to the brave people who rushed to the flaming wreckage and managed to pull him to safety.
The ongoing labour strife between the province and its teachers has basically put the students’ futures on hold.
There are more candidates just waiting to announce their intentions to run for council.
The annual Shambahla Music Festival is upon us this weekend. The Star has been on record for several years as an unabashed supporter.
How much are Johnsons Landing property owners supposed to take?
