The Find Your Fit tour stop in Nelson is a great opportunity for students to get valuable hands-on experience with helpful career-planning tools.

A community meeting for B.C.’s first Poverty Reduction Strategy will take place in Nelson on Friday, Feb. 9, 2018.

Skilled trades students in the Kootenay Lake and Kootenay-Columbia school districts will benefit from a three-year, $15-million investment by the B.C. government to support youth trades programs with the purchase of new trades training equipment.

The B.C. government has distributed $176,528 in compensation for municipal property taxes to the City of Nelson.

Adult learners in Nelson will benefit from one-time targeted funding of $63,400 for Selkirk College to support literacy programs.

Students, teachers and staff at Kootenay Lake school district’s Central Education Centre will benefit from $410,000 in provincial School Enhancement Program funding.

Canadians will be better equipped for the well-paying middle-class jobs of today and tomorrow as a result of a federal and provincial investment of $16.18 million in Selkirk College.

A project to stabilize a rock slope on Highway 31 north of Kaslo, in the vicinity of Lost Ledge Provincial Park, is now complete.

Comments are being accepted until Nov. 21, 2016, on a discussion paper released today as part of a comprehensive timber supply review for the Arrow Timber Supply Area.

A project is now underway to stabilize a rock slope on Highway 31 north of Kaslo, in the vicinity of Lost Ledge Provincial Park.