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Replace that old woodstove ... soon

By Timothy Schafer, The Nelson Daily For those about to replace their woodstove, we salute you. New technology wood stoves are proven to burn one third less wood and reduce emissions by up to 70 per cent, significantly reducing the risk of chimney fires, according to the Provincial Woodstove Exchange Program. That means a lot...

Library vote a numbers game

This is about more than books.The people of Nelson have a large stake in the referenda that will take place this Saturday in the regional district areas of E, F and southern H. It means expanded library hours, a bigger collection and the promise of more provincial funding and a sustainable future, according to the numbers...

Go online for sustainability

By Timothy Schafer, The Nelson Daily The ball is now in the public’s court. Starting today, municipal government will turn its ear from the lofty concrete tower of the White Building towards the street to garner input on what Nelsonites feel are the key aspects of creating a sustainable community. The City is looking for...

It's taking a little bit of time, but Leafs are getting better

By Bruce Fuhr,The Nelson Daily SportsFail to score one night. Allow seven markers the next, but manage to put up football numbers to get a victory.Three days later, see the offence dry up once again but still find enough goals and ride some red-hot goaltending to steal a 2-0 victory.Such is life this season for the Nelson...

Locking up vehicle key to preventing another rash

After the Nelson Police Department saw a rash of thefts from vehicles in several residential areas of the city on the weekend, they are reminding people that prevention is the best form of medicine.The majority of the thefts occurred from unlocked vehicles, said NPD Sgt. Steve Bank. “Although a suspect has been identified in...

Hogg shuts door on Posse in Thanksgiving special

By The Nelson Daily SportsNetminder Darren Hogg stopped all 18 shots to power the Nelson Leafs to a 2-0 victory over the Posse from Princeton in Kootenay International Junior Hockey League play Sunday afternoon at the NDCC Arena.The victory, the second during the three-game weekend for the Green and White, allowed Nelson to...

About the RDCK Resource Recovery Plan

The RDCK’s three sub-regional Resource Recovery services have a combined annual expenditure of roughly $6 million. In recent years the cost of delivering these services have risen as fuel and contract prices have increased and new services have been added to Resource Recovery programming. During the same period required work...

RDCK expected to let changes go to Waste

By Timothy Schafer, The Nelson Daily Public composting, the removal of the waste transfer station from Nelson’s waterfront and cost savings are the big changes touted in the draft Resource Recovery Plan, released Thursday by the RDCK board of directors. Although it now goes to the community for review and comment — and further...

Mir Centre exceeds endowment target

Selkirk College’s Mir Centre for Peace Speaker Series Endowment has exceeded its target of $200,000, thanks to the generosity and support of community members, organizations and companies. Selkirk President Marilyn Luscombe made the public announcement at the Irving K. Barber Mir lecture featuring David Suzuki on September ...

Charlie the smoking chimpanzee dies aged 52

Charlie, a Chimpanzee in a South African zoo who became addicted to cigarettes, has died at the age of 52, exceeding the average lifespan of a captive chimpanzee by twelve years. After a video of Charlie puffing on cigarettes discarded by visitors appeared on the Internet, the animal and the zoo gained international attention...

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