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The entire city of Nelson seemed to come out for the colourful parade down Baker St. this afternoon.

The public is now permitted to burn waste, slash or other materials in a pile not exceeding two metres in height and three metres in width.

A letter to Health Minister Terry Lake will highlight that 17 full-time and 12 casual jobs in Nelson could be lost.

With an increase of vehicles injuries and crashes with BC youth in summer, ICBC gives tips to help teens be safe on the road.

It was an evening full of proud moments as 168 students received their high school diplomas in a ceremony at the NDCC.

Report finds big gaps in seniors transportation.

Doris Bradshaw wasn’t the first woman to work in the editorial department of the Nelson Daily News, but she was easily the longest serving.

The public hearing takes place at city hall on June 11.

Part two of our series on the CPR station renovations looks at the innovative building envelope.

Integrated approach has become gold standard as other festivals rush to follow suit.