Kootenay Boundary Division of Family Practice gives voice
As our pale blue dot spins away in the solar system, not that long ago, the thought of feeling insignificant in the vastness of space and the universe didn’t feel so out of touch. The perception of being a single grain of sand in the wholeness of the desert seemed intrinsically real. This is now a fleeting thought in ...
Imagine Life At Front Street Flats
When you imagine your life, how do you want it to feel? Now imagine being nestled between the lake and the mountains making the most of everyday Kootenay living, a place where timeless balance of beauty meets refined modernism. The Daily Dose invites you to discover Front Street Flats,a limited collection of spacious 1,2 and...
The Nelson Daily encourages community support of local business during COVID-19
During these challenging times, The Nelson Daily and The Daily Dose would like to share our deepest gratitude to our front line healthcare professionals and to our beloved and resilient business community. May you continue to inspire local pride, we are proud and support you. Developing opportunities for making and supporting...
Innovative 3D Concrete Printing Start Up Takes Root in Procter, BC
Witnessing the artful blend of a special mix of concrete illustriously shaping architectural formations at the Twente Additive Manufacturing (TAM) 3D printing facility is a thing of awe and beauty. Their innovative approach to design output is fundamental to the goal of discovering and conceiving new ways of building design...
Nelson’s Arts and Culture hero Sydney Black
As a second-generation Nelsonite, Sydney Black pioneers her influence as a passionate ambassador for the arts and culture of the region. With over 8 years at the helm of her production company, Black Productions, she has presented 8 full-scale Broadway musicals at the Capitol Theatre (Chicago, Cabaret, Hedwig, Rock of Ages,...
Kootenay Lake School District invites public to engage in Indigenous Knowledge, Cultural Collaborations
Celebrating Indigenous knowledge and culture is at the core of Kootenay Lake School District’s commitment to Aboriginal Education and invites the community to participate in two upcoming initiatives happening at the Capitol Theatre in March. From The Heart: One Day. One Circle - Capitol Theatre, Nelson, Thursday March 5 - 6:30...
Johnny McCuaig and the Arcana Kings
It’s by no accident that Nelson native Johnny McCuaig was born to rock and roll, and with an intensity that rises from his soul. Like any young lad growing up with Scottish grandparents, Johnny began playing the bagpipes with the Nelson Kootenay Kiltie Pipe Band at a very young age, learning long established, time honoured ...
A Life of Art with Kristy Gordon
Every artist wants to create a statement and an impact, and Nelson native Kristy Gordon’s art embodies a spirit that is both feminist and from a timeless punk era. Her style and artistry portrays uncomfortably provocative imagery, yet startling beautiful landscapes that are both visceral and surreal. Her oil paintings truly...
Nelson Naturals, The Original Zero Waste Toothpaste Company
Since the 1950s, the production of plastic has outpaced that of almost every other material, and much of the plastics we produce are designed to be thrown away after only being used once. As a result, plastic packaging accounts for about half of the plastic waste in the world, and considering there are country-sized islands...
Best Seat in the House – Cinema at The Civic
By Aaron May Cinema is one of the most collaborative forms of art. This is not new information. Many cinephiles will spend 10 minutes watching the end credits scroll by on films. But which roles really draw us to go see a particular movie? Often we trust certain actors to choose smart projects and give great performances and...
