Group of four women outdoors in a garden or park, standing side by side and looking at the camera. The woman on the left has curly brown hair and a light pink shirt. The woman second from the left has gray hair, wearing a white top with a blue patterned jacket. The woman second from the right has long brown hair, glasses, and wears a black vest over a graphic T-shirt. The woman on the right has long dark brown hair and is dressed in a gray T-shirt. Background includes trees and shrubs.

Teachers, families protest School District 8 plan to replace Aboriginal Education staff

A man standing on a flooded road holding a measuring stick with water and puddles around.

‘My nervous system is on fire’: Residents say Kootenay highway too dangerous to drive

Satellite view of a small, dusty desert village with scattered buildings and dirt roads, labeled Ras 'Ein al 'Auja.

Palestinian villagers forced from homes day after Nelson sister city pitch

A worker in a grow room tending to cannabis plants on shelves, with the worker standing on a ladder.

B.C. cannabis industry ‘cautiously optimistic’ about ministry change

Business meeting in a conference room with people seated around tables, a woman speaking at the front, a large screen displaying a video call, and artwork on the walls.

Premier Eby hears concerns about repeat offenders in visit to Nelson

A man with a beard wearing a gray T-shirt and cap stands outdoors in front of a construction site with a partially built house and mountains in the background.

Tenants speak out against ‘unreasonable’ renos at Nelson affordable housing site

Historic stone building with arched entrance and large windows, surrounded by a small fence and outdoor lamps, with a backdrop of trees and a modern building.

Kootenay man sentenced in ‘disturbing’ domestic violence, animal killing case

Three black and white portraits of a young soldier in uniform at different points in time.

Three Nelson soldiers never returned from WW2, but their homes remain

A woman with curly hair smiling and holding a book titled "Beneath My Scars" by Anna Maskerine, standing on a dock near a marina with boats and mountains in the background on a sunny day.

In new memoir, Nelson’s Anna Maskerine recounts surviving domestic violence

Man standing in front of a house with a porch and stairs, wearing a red polo shirt and gray pants.

Can Kootenay factory-built homes help solve B.C.’s housing crisis?

A woman speaking into a microphone during a community meeting or presentation in a large, well-lit room with many seated attendees.

Outrage in Harrop-Procter as ferry strike threatens communities

A middle-aged man with short gray hair and facial scars, lying in bed with a wooden headboard behind him, wearing a blue shirt.

Nelson police officer cleared of misconduct but admonished for use of force

A man and a woman on stage in front of British Columbia flags. The man is standing and speaking, wearing a gray shirt and black pants. The woman is sitting on a chair, dressed in all white, listening attentively. There are potted plants and a small table with a bouquet of flowers between the flags.

As election approaches, B.C. premier and Green leader host events in Nelson

A man passionately protesting with a raised fist in front of a burning barrel at a public gathering, with onlookers watching behind a fence.
A woman with gray hair, sunglasses, and a serious expression stands outdoors in a rural area, holding a piece of paper and an orange tote bag. She is wearing a black jacket over an orange shirt. In the background, there is a large open field with a fence, a small building with a white and brown exterior, and green hills covered with trees.

‘We’re still here’: Sinixt return to Nelson to celebrate anniversary of Supreme Court victory

‘I’m still not comfortable with it’: Orange Shirt Day founder reflects on decade of reconciliation work

A man in a police uniform and a woman in glasses sitting at a conference table with microphones, papers, and a laptop, in a room with wooden cabinets and bookshelves behind them.

Nelson officer killed in avalanche leaves behind wife, 2 young children

Exterior of a modern multi-story building with a sign that reads "Nelson CARES Society." Snow covers the sidewalk and nearby surroundings. There is a no entry sign and a street lamp in front of the building.

Fraud costs Nelson non-profit organization $600,000

engraved memorial plaque for Aimee Rae, born June 22, 1972, died April 1, 1992, and her grandparents David John Guy and Samantha Lyn, born April 22, 1991, died April 1, 1992, with floral decorations in the corners and the words "Love You".

30 years later, Nelson’s Aimee Beaulieu murders remain unsolved