Youth Climate Corps B.C. and Wildsight are returning to communities across the East and West Kootenays this summer, with youth crews tackling wildfire prevention, ecosystem restoration and other local climate projects during the program’s sixth season.
A local environmental organization says it will seek a judicial review of the provincial government's decision not to require an environmental assessment of the proposed Zincton Resort.
Today’s showers provided a nice reprieve as the Kootenay Native Plant Society and Wildsight’s Youth Climate Corps joined forces at Nelson’s Monarch Waystation, planting over 60 native nectar species that will support migrating monarch butterflies and other pollinators.
Two longtime Nelson city councillors have attended their final meeting, marking the end of eight years on council for both Rik Logtenberg and Jesse Woodward.Â
Nelson has added 2.2 million litres of treated drinking water storage at its Mountain Station water treatment facility, providing additional capacity during emergencies like major fires.
The political landscape in Victoria is changing, and Nelson Mayor Janice Morrison is preparing to make sure the city's priorities remain on the provincial agenda.