The professional body that regulates foresters in BC is considering legal action against Meadow Creek Cedar.
READRetired government official says no money was offered to Sons of Freedom Doukhobors removed from their families in the 1950s.
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Last week marked the beginning of the toughest and most critical session of Parliament in the last decade, says the region’s MP.
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Perfect conditions welcome the world's best snowboarders to Nelson's Baldface Lodge.
READWell it was an interesting start to the Arrow Lakes school year. Lots of confusion and frustration with the BCTF strike ...
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Laurie Page has been appointed to a one-year position on the board of the Columbia Basin Trust, and she is really looking forward to it.
READMan caught in avalanche while skiing with Selkirk Wilderness Skiing on Meadow Mountain Friday morning.
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Starting its career as a school, the Nakusp Centennial Building has gone through various incarnations, and soon will be getting a lift.
READThe Nakusp Trails Society presented plans for partnerships with the Village of Nakusp on trail initiatives.
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Friends and family rallied in Nakusp and organized this year’s Blue Knuckle Derby as a memorial to the man who...
READThe Nakusp Music Fest (NMF) will not be holding a festival in 2012, but organizers are hoping to come back for 2013.
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Charges have formally been laid against a Slocan Valley man following an incident last year in which two dogs killed an alpaca in Winlaw.
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The regional district is joining the chorus of political bodies condemning BC Hydro’s decision to close its Nelson office.
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The RDCK wants FortisBC to let customers opt out of smart meters if they wish — but has stopped short of calling for a moratorium.
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The Forest Service road near the Nakusp Hot Springs is open again, thanks to heli-ski company CMH.
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Mayor Karen Hamling gives her January 2012 report for the Village of Nakusp.
READThe first meeting of Nakusp Council on Jan. 10 covered a lot of ground.
READThe Nakusp Music Fest (NMF) will not be holding a festival in 2012, but are hoping to come back for 2013.
READCurrently, levels in the West Kootenay’s three reservoirs — Arrow Lakes, Duncan and Kootenay Lake — are either decreasing or have no change.
READOverall seasonal water runoff volume for the basin that feeds the Columbia River was nearly 1/3 greater than its seasonal average
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