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Nelson Chamber calls for public safety reform

Community Kate Brown -
Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce is calling for more action from the top to combat crime, as calls...

Shop local this holiday season

Community My Nelson Now Staff -
Residents are being urged to shop local this holiday season and help boost the Kootenay economy. Nelson and District Chamber...

Federal immigration cuts a concern for Nelson Chamber

National Storrm Lennie -
The Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce is raising concerns about how the federal reductions in immigration and international...

Local Chamber concerned what postal strike means for businesses

Chamber of Commerce Kate Brown -
As Canada Posts’ labour dispute continues, Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Tom Thomson says there is...

Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce proposes rapid-build workforce housing project in Railtown

Uncategorized Storrm Lennie -
Nelson's Railtown district is about to look at little different, with a six-storey, 55-unit workforce housing complex looking to...

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Join the Wildfire Awareness Party at Lakeside Park in Nelson on July 10

City of Nelson
The Nelson & Area Wildfire Risk Reduction Committee is inviting residents and visitors in the Kootenays to take part in a family-friendly Wildfire Awareness Party at Lakeside Park on Thursday, July 10, from 2 to 6 p.m.

WestJet adding more flights on B.C. routes

Provincial
WestJet is increasing the frequency of several B.C. routes, starting next week. 

Updated: Missing woman found

Missing Person
Police are seeking the public's assistance in locating 52-year-old Jodi Lynn Perry, who was last seen in Airdrie on Wednesday, however, believed to be in the Salmo area.

Tom Wayman book launches in Nelson and Nakusp

Community
West Kootenay author Tom Wayman will launch his newest collection of poems, Out of the Ordinary, in Nelson and Nakusp later this month.

Creston Valley Chamber slams Baker Street market move

Chamber of Commerce
The Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce executive director is calling the City of Nelson’s decision to move the Wednesday Farmers’ Market “insulting.” 
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