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Mungall invites Miley Cyrus to the Kootenays

Mungall invites Miley Cyrus to the Kootenays

Michelle Mungall has invited Miley Cyrus to her riding to tour the habitat of the endangered mountain caribou.
Informative Seniors Fair held in Nelson

Informative Seniors Fair held in Nelson

The inaugural fair celebrated seniors day and gave people, including the service providers a chance to connect with local resources
Slocan Valley gets two new buses

Slocan Valley gets two new buses

The new buses were rolled out last month and each one holds 30 seated passengers.
Nelson Food Cupboard helps register voters, canvasses candidates

Nelson Food Cupboard helps register voters, canvasses candidates

The Food Cupboard asked the federal election candidates six questions about food security issues.
Second Reclamation Ride near Nelson

Second Reclamation Ride near Nelson

Kootenay motorcyclists revegetate approach to the old Taghum bridge for the second year running.
Salmo woman held captive, assaulted

Salmo woman held captive, assaulted

The suspect has been charged with break and enter, wearing a disguise, assault causing bodily harm, extortion, and other charges.
Election 2015: Q&A with the Kootenay-Columbia candidates, part 4: the CBC and the Senate

Election 2015: Q&A with the Kootenay-Columbia candidates, part 4: the CBC and the Senate

Every Friday the Star will bring you responses to a series of questions posed to the four candidates in the Kootenay-Columbia riding.
LVR student starts youth federal election

LVR student starts youth federal election

Grade 12 student Amelia Martzke is calling for youth 18 and under to vote in her student election.
Atamanenko bids farewell to constituents

Atamanenko bids farewell to constituents

In anticipation of the federal election, MP Alex Atamanenko and his staff in Castlegar and Oliver are closing both constituency offices.
Mungall lambasts education minister over MyEdBC

Mungall lambasts education minister over MyEdBC

Nelson-Creston MLA spoke out at the legislature, blaming the government for the scheduling “gridlock” caused by new computer systems.