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It's time to fall back as Daylight Saving Time ends Sunday at 2 a.m.
It’s that time of the year when the clocks in houses of The Nelson Daily readers must be turned back an our to mark the end of Canada Daylight Saving Time. Sunday, at 2 a.m., is the official return to ...
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Wave Motion — the dance of life
Wave motion is the movement of all organic life. From subatomic energy particles to DNA to the spirals of the galaxies, wave motion is the rhythmic expression of form. It refines articulation. It ...
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RCMP warn of cougar attack on Granger Road on Nelson's North Shore area
Nelson RCMP aree advising residents in the Granger Road area on the North Shore (approximately 10 kilometers north of Nelson) to be on the lookout for a cougar. Cpl. Michael Stefani said in a media ...
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Johnson, Rosalie Loretta
Rose/Mom/Granny was a girl of the mountains, born in Nakusp BC in 1937, and living most of her life in Nelson BC – what a grand geography to have experienced. Her youth was unsettled but she ...
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Practical Financial Solutions: Give to Receive
Giving is a selfless act and a good thing — good for your community, your charities, and others who will benefit from your bounty. And, even though it’s not the prime reason you’ve decided to give ...
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Daylight Savings Time Ends, So Fall Back Sunday
The BC Government introduced the interpretation amendment act Thursday to allow for a future move to permanent daylight saving time (DST) after 93% of British Columbian respondents indicated support ...
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Food bank use skyrockets by 26 per cent since 2008
The results of the HungerCount 2011 survey released Tuesday show that far too many people are being left behind on Canada’s road to economic recovery. HungerCount 2011 results indicate a staggering 26 ...
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Province accused of working with forest industry on mountain caribou recovery plan
As the province’s wolf cull gets set to enter its second season, environmentalists are accusing the provincial government of letting logging companies affect mountain caribou management policies. The ...
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May leads LVR sweep of Senior Boys at Kootenay Cross Country Championships
LVR’s Micah May was a force on the high school cross country circuit most of the season, finishing off in grand style by capturing the Kootenay Senior Boy’s title in Kimberley. — Photo courtesy Greg ...
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Even a little rain can't keep Nelsonites from honouring veterans during Remembrance Day Ceremony at the cenotaph
Hundreds of Nelsonites, including members of the local Nelson Police and RCMP departments, braved the pre-winter weather to honour our veterans at the Remembrance Day Ceremony. — Bruce Fuhr photos ...
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Hundreds flock to Nelson Cenotaph for Remembrance Day Ceremony
Members of the Kootenay Kiltie Pipe Band led the march, which included (see pictures below) local police, veterans, first responders as well as other members of the public through downtown Nelson to ...
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BC committed to regional environmental assessments, but experts warn they might never happen
COVID-19 has delayed the Environmental Assessment Office’s work on establishing regulations for regional assessments, which will look at the cumulative effects of all past, present and future ...