More than 100 scientists, researchers, engineers and innovators from about 20 countries are gathering in Nelson for an international symposium on negative-ion research.
A feasibility study is underway to determine whether the Kootenay Studio Arts (KSA) building in Nelson can continue operating as a community-led space.
Selkirk College has reported encouraging growth in domestic student enrolment, though it does not offset the impact of declining international student numbers.
Kootenay‑Central MLA Brittny Anderson is calling the closure of Selkirk College’s Victoria Street campus a blow not only to the local arts scene but to the broader community.