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Nelson Mayor John Dooley made the announcement early this morning.

The man whose assassination sparked the First World War was unimpressed with ruffians he encountered on a voyage down the Columbia River.

The Ministry of Transportation is exploring the idea of moving the Balfour ferry terminal, but says no decisions have been made.

St. Saviour’s Anglican Cathedral and the Kootenay Lake Village glass house are tied for fourth in the BC’s 100 Best Buildings contest.

Self-proclaimed Nelson 'computer geek' lands tech job at Twitter.

Anna Purcell will run on a platform of 'uplifted pragmatism.’

A Nelson swim club could lose a second competitive season due to renovations at the aquatic centre.

If ratified, the deal between the BC Teachers Federation and the government could have schools resuming classes by next Monday.

Nelson Hydro’s tree-pruning program will resume within city limits with a greater emphasis on consulting homeowners before work begins.

A Nelson pastor is seeking $5,000 from the City of Nelson to formally study his idea of establishing a homeless camp in the area.