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West Kootenays, Regional Shara Cooper MA, MFA 2026-09-30 West Kootenays, Regional Shara Cooper MA, MFA 2026-09-30

Nelson asks residents to conserve water during Oct. 1 Five-Mile pipeline repair

Nelson residents are being asked to reduce water use Thursday while city crews repair a small leak in the pipeline carrying water from Five-Mile Creek, which supplies about 90 per cent of the city’s drinking water.

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Regional, West Kootenays, Sports Shara Cooper MA, MFA 2026-09-19 Regional, West Kootenays, Sports Shara Cooper MA, MFA 2026-09-19

Nelson opens nominations for 2027 Sports Ambassador

Nelson seeks nominations for 2027 Sports Ambassador

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West Kootenays, Regional Shara Cooper MA, MFA 2026-09-03 West Kootenays, Regional Shara Cooper MA, MFA 2026-09-03

Sinkhole risk keeps part of Silica Street closed after Nelson water-main break

The 500 and 600 blocks of Silica Street will remain closed overnight after a water-main break sent water beneath the roadway, damaged the road base and created a risk of sinkholes.

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