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Nelson council to consider joining B.C.’s e-scooter pilot

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The City of Nelson may soon consider joining B.C.'s electric scooter pilot program after a resident asked council to explore the idea. 

Wednesday market shift a temporary decision

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The relocation of Nelson’s Wednesday farmers market is temporary, for now.  The City announced on Thursday that the market, which...

City of Nelson adopts policy to address disruptive communication

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The City of Nelson has adopted a Habitually Persistent Communication Policy to address individuals whose repeated communication disrupts the...

Nelson City Council approves changes to parks bylaw, prohibits camping at City Hall

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Nelson City Councilors have voted in favour of changing the city’s parks bylaw to prohibit camping at City Hall. The...

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B.C. leaders spar in fiery debate ahead of Oct. 24 election

2026 BC Election
B.C.’s three main party leaders clashed over affordability, health care and Indigenous rights in a heated televised election debate Wednesday evening.

Brittny Anderson looks to build on six years as Kootenay Central MLA

2026 BC Election
B.C. NDP MLA Brittny Anderson is seeking a third term representing Kootenay Central, with housing, health care and environmental protection among her priorities if re-elected.

WPM disputes hiring company seeking $515K for Kootenay Lake ferry work

Construction
Western Pacific Marine is denying allegations that it owes more than $515,000 to a company that claims it completed unpaid work on the Kootenay Lake ferry project.

Salmo to chlorinate water system overnight

Village of Salmo
The Village of Salmo will be chlorinating its water system overnight Thursday as part of its biannual maintenance.

August free of drug-related deaths in Kootenay-Boundary

Health
Nobody died due to toxic drugs in the Kootenay-Boundary in August, according to figures from the BC Coroners Service.
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