All Nelson articles

Kootenay Pass Area manager Cliff Razzo tells us about avalanche control and staying safe as Canada’s highest all-year highway celebrates half a century.

CBT commits nearly $2 million over three years to Basin Business Advisors program

Railway Station Specialty Meats & Deli in Nelson, B.C., is a family-operated business that specializes in quality products.

A progressive and sustainable Passive House is being built in the Kootenays by designer Lukas Armstrong of Nelson’s new firm, Cover Architectural Collaborative

Apple Computer sales leader, Ian Selbie, based in Vancouver presented a sales training seminar in both Cranbrook and Nelson.

Columbia Basin Craft Symposium to be held October 25 to 27 in Nelson.

Selkirk College has become the first community college, and fourth post-secondary institution, in Canada to achieve fair trade campus designation.

A new agreement signed between Selkirk College and Royal Roads University.

Grounded, an Organic Coffee House in Nelson, B.C., has menu options to suit every dietary need and flavour preference.

After a six-month closure, renovations to the pool area at Nelson's community complex are being enjoyed by the community.

The Nelson Commons is in development, with a display suite to show off the future residential areas.

Selkirk College’s Standing Committee on Professional Excellence (SCOPE) congratulates the recipients of the 2013 awards.

Images just released of the new Nelson Commons.

Menswear outlets are scarce in the Kootenay region, so Baker Street Menswear is a valued part of the downtown scene in Nelson, B.C.

Two regional marketing organizations, Kootenay Rockies Tourism and Invest Kootenay, collaborate.

Scott Newland at Phoenix Computers and Technology is continuing the trend of the extremely popular Help Someone Get Connected program for 2013.

Paula Kiss, owner of The Building Tree in Nelson, has a unique world perspective and loves to give back to her community.

Prudence-Elise Breton will be replacing Andrew Jarrett as executive co-ordinator of Kootenay Boundary Community Services Co-operative (The Koop).

Scott Newland, owner of Phoenix Computers, has made some changes and would like you to come by and see what’s new!

Organization focuses on evolving to better empower Basin communities

After 12 years of publishing a local group of magazine makers has landed an extraordinary honour — two in fact.

The Hume Hotel in Nelson retains its historical charm while providing guests with efficient, high-tech amenities.

Selkirk College has agreed to lease part of the Gymnasium at Tenth Street Campus (Mary Hall), to the Kootenay Climbing Association.

Still Eagle Planetary Persuasions moves into Kootenai Moon Furniture's former location on Nelson's busy Baker Street.

Invasive species are a big problem when it comes to ecological health and knotweed is one of the most common in the Kootenays.

The cooks don’t use precise measurements, yet the food at Baba’s Indian Cuisine is consistently delicious.

Customers have voted Kootenay Bakery Cafe Co-operative one of the best places to eat in Nelson, B.C.

Nelson's popular shop Still Eagle has moved from its longtime location on Ward Street to a new Baker Street venue.

Alan Burch Law Office has moved down to the first floor in the same building at 466 Josephine Street in Nelson.

Nelson, B.C., has adopted the principles of the B.C.’s new Provincial Small Business Accord

In a time when consumers demand organic, non-GMO food products, Lucky Cupcakes in Nelson is here to deliver.

Marni Beninger and her staff at Mountain Waters Spa & Wellness thrive on continued education and exemplary professional service.

Kootenai Moon Home recently received the Retailer Excellence Award for 2013 from Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce.

Whitewater Ski Resort is closed for the season, and the summer employees are busy upgrading the amenities for the winter crowds.

It’s time to get out and paint the town, Nelson has been selected as a candidate for Benjamin Moore’s Main Street Matters program.

Neil McBriar of Habitat Custom Construction keeps busy building beautifully unique designs in the West Kootenay.

Plans are in the works for a new Kootenay Co-op building, crowned with a three-level condominium housing complex, in downtown Nelson.

Nelson, B.C., a friendly community offering a lifestyle focused on physical activity and the arts, was a natural fit for this family.

As the highways fill with vacationers, West Kootenay residents talk about their favourite local spots to relax and recharge.

Congratulations to our 2013 Influential Kootenay Women in Business Award winners in the West Kootenay and Revelstoke.

In this post-recession era while the cost of housing is still high, Nelson Tiny Houses in Nelson, B.C., offers a radical option.

The students of Fine Woodworking at Selkirk College invite the public to their 2013 Year End Show, May 24th – 26th.

Kootenay Business 2013 Influential Women in Business Awards nominees.

Nelson's Freeline Studio has been in business for a year, and the company's green practices are inspiring.

Active Balance Chiropractic is excited to announce the opening of their practice on Baker Street in downtown Nelson.

Over 600 Grade 10 to 12 students travelled to Selkirk College to learn about the programs, meet faculty and get a real taste of student life.

Andrea Wilkey is the new general manager at Community Futures Central Kootenays.

Selkirk College has announced that its application for funding to support the Adoption of Digital Technology has been approved.

The Mir Lecture Series and the Columbia Basin Trust present renowned anthropologist Wade Davis on April 3 in Nelson.

Greg Garbula has jumped into the political fray in the West Kootenay as the new candidate for the B.C. Liberal party in the Nelson-Creston riding.