Symposium on barriers facing legalization attended by hundreds
Chamber of Commerce also handed out awards in tourism, retail, hospitality, and more
Bob Hall’s monthly roundup of Nelson business news
New book about consumer-owned grocery stores pulls back the curtain on the grocery giants
New cable will be in place this year
125 kilometres of fibre-optic cable to be laid from Nakusp to Playmor Junction
The stores in Nelson and Trail will remain open
Judy Banfield has sold Mountain Baby, and other business news from Bob Hall
The Higher Path is the culmination of years of hard work by owner Jeff Thompson
Innov8 will set up shop in Nelson
CEO Mark Collins to speak with Prince Rupert’s business community
The Savoy Brewery is also closed, while the Savoy Hotel and Bloom Nightclub will stay open
Business Buzz appears in the Nelson Star once a month. Bob Hall is the communications co-ordinator at Selkirk College and a volunteer director with the Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce.
Two-per-cent increase for domestic students
Students’ union says this year’s two-per-cent increase puts education out of reach for some
Sudents’ union says this year’s 2 per cent increase puts education out of reach for some
Felix Belczyk and Ben Conroy are in the approval process for local Spiritleaf outlet
