People throughout the Interior can continue to enjoy arts and culture thanks to targeted relief for artists and organizations from the BC Arts Council.

Starting in April 2020, the Province will remove invasive ivy that is growing on the Nelson Courthouse and causing building-integrity risks.

Local residents who rely on the Province’s inland ferry system will benefit from a new B.C. built cable ferry, the Arrow Park III.

A new campus-based child care centre at Selkirk College will provide 24 much-needed spaces for children, allowing parents attending the college to focus on their school work.

A new initiative to support cannabis businesses in the Kootenays will soon lead to better access to employment opportunities in the industry and create sustainable cannabis operations in the region.

Kootenay residents and local shipyards will benefit from the construction of a new electric-ready ferry for Kootenay Lake that will have twice the capacity of the MV Balfour.

The location for the accessibility consultation meeting in Nelson has been changed to the Prestige Lakeside Resort and Convention Centre.

People in Nelson are invited to participate in a consultation meeting to discuss the development of accessibility legislation for British Columbia.