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WEB1 day ago · The taiko drumming group Yamabiko Taiko will be performing at the Capitol Theatre Saturday, September 28th at 7 p.m. The performance is organized by the Nelson Izu-shi Friendship Society, with a generous donation from The Japanese Canadian Legacies Society, which oversees the distribution of funding meant to redress the historical wrongs suffered by Canadians of Japanese […]
All Candidate Forum scheduled for Nelson, October 3
WEB18 hours ago · The public forum will start at 7 p.m. at Nelson United Church 602 Silica Street. Some of the topics include Climate, Forests and Fires and Environment. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. to allow time to write down questions for candidates. The BC election is set for Saturday, October 19, 2024. Advance voting is …
Pertussis (whooping cough) cluster in Nelson — Interior Health
WEB15 hours ago · By The Nelson Daily Staff. September 23rd, 2024. Interior Health said Nelson immunizations are available at the Nelson Health Centre at 333 Victoria Street or by calling 250-505-7200. Interior Health said in a media release Monday that it has identified a cluster of pertussis (whooping cough) in the community of Nelson.
Castlegar welcomes 2024 Cops for Kids riders - The Nelson Daily
WEB18 hours ago · On September 6th, 2024, 19 riders and support crew departed Kelowna on their annual 1000 km ride throughout South East British Columbia, and on September 8th, Castlegar welcomed the riders who had a stop over in Castlegar before heading on to Nelson, BC. The team again included local Castlegar RCMP officer Cst. …
Local author launches ‘race to space’ novel at the Nelson Library
WEB1 day ago · But author Brian d’Eon is willing to tweak history just enough to give his protagonist, German rocket scientist Wernher von Braun, his dream of journeying to the moon with the Apollo space program. d’Eon is launching his recently published, mostly historical novel Lunatics at the Nelson Public Library on Saturday, October 12 th 7 p.m.
Mallards Team of the Week — Nelson U17 Selects
WEB19 hours ago · The Nelson U17 Selects recently concluded an amazing youth soccer season, capturing a handful of tournaments including the BC Soccer Provincial B Cup in Kamloops. The Selects, which lost only one game all season, captured tournaments in Nelson (Terry Walgren), Couer d’Alene, Idaho, Kootenay Rovers Classic in Cranbrook, the Little Bear Tournament in Revelstoke along […]
Nelson Police alerts public of computer scam following complaint …
WEB2 days ago · Nelson Police want to alert the public of a computer scam following a complaint to the department Thursday, September 19th. Nelson Police said in a media release the individual came shared a threatening email they had received from an anonymous sender. “The sender claimed to have installed malware on their devices via an insecure weblink ...
Nelson Police boost security for BC Premier's visit to Heritage City
WEBAugust 20th, 2024. Nelson Police provided security during BC Premier David Eby’s visit to a Town Hall hosted by MLA Brittny Anderson. — The Nelson Daily photo. Providing security for the BC Premier, tree fire, well-being check and fraud were just some of the 173 calls for service officers responded to during the past week Nelson Police said ...
Grizzly returns: Trio of grizzly bears returns to Nelson following ...
WEBOctober 14th, 2023. The trail at Mountain Station above Fairview is once again closed with the return of a mother grizzly bear and her two cubs — The Nelson Daily photo. And the bears came back, the very next day, as the saying goes. Removal of an adult female grizzly bear and her two yearling cubs from the urban confines of Nelson last week ...
Parking rate rise avoids double-digit tax increase: mayor
WEBApr 22, 2024 · Nearly doubling the hourly parking rates in Nelson’s downtown will save a double-digit tax hike, says the city’s mayor. Janice Morrison defended the rise in parking rates — from $1.25 per hour to $2 — claiming that, without the revenue from parking fees, Nelson property taxes would need to increase by 13 per cent to maintain the City’s current level of services.
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