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Nelson Commons can become attraction in own right:Coop

The Nelson Commons downtown store and condo development can become a major attraction in its own right.

This from President of the Kootenay Co-op Board Jon Steinman .

He says it’s extraordinary they have the largest independent food co-op in Canada.

And next year the plus 12,000 local membership will have a new store that will build on the success of the one currently on Baker Street.

He adds having it’s own parking lot will help a lot because that’s something the existing store doesn’t have.

Steinman was speaking at the ground-breaking ceremony at the Vernon Street site.

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