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Election 2015: Q&A with the Kootenay-Columbia candidates, part 2

Election 2015: Q&A with the Kootenay-Columbia candidates, part 2

Each week, the Nelson Star will bring you responses to a series of questions posed to the five candidates in Kootenay-Columbia.
Nancy Greene Raine visits Nelson

Nancy Greene Raine visits Nelson

Olympian skier and Conservative senator visits Kootenays, speaks in support of David Wilks’ re-election bid.
'Harperman' singalong convenes at Nelson city hall

'Harperman' singalong convenes at Nelson city hall

Approximately 50 Nelsonites joined together in singing the anti-Conservative ballad 'Harperman' on Thursday.
Cottonwood market demolition on hold, for now (maybe)

Cottonwood market demolition on hold, for now (maybe)

Do recent complaints about the city's plans to demolish the market buildings have city council taking another look?
Nelson launches panhandling bylaw

Nelson launches panhandling bylaw

The bylaw has not been finally decided, and will come back to council in a month for a final decision.
Additional teaching resources LVR-bound

Additional teaching resources LVR-bound

Superintendent Jeff Jones has deployed two teachers’ worth of additional funds to alleviate timetable and scheduling “gridlock”.
Nelson councillor Purcell surveys home-based businesses

Nelson councillor Purcell surveys home-based businesses

Survey asks home businesses anonymously about their location, income, employees, and issues.
Cops for Kids swing through Nelson

Cops for Kids swing through Nelson

The charity ride made a stop at the RCMP detachment on Monday morning.
UPDATED: Gas leak forces evacuation

UPDATED: Gas leak forces evacuation

A contractor using an excavator is believed to have been responsible for rupturing a gas line in the 600 block of Silica St. on Monday.
Busy Sunday at Lakeside Park

Busy Sunday at Lakeside Park

The Nelson park was abuzz with activity as residents participated in the Parkinson SuperWalk and the Paws for a Cause fundraiser.