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Celebration of Life announced for NPD Constable - Vimarsana News

Celebration of Life announced for NPD Constable

The City of Nelson announced that a private Celebration of Life service is planned for Nelson Police Constable Mathieu Nolet on Monday, January 30 at the Nelson Rod and Gun Club beginning at 11:30 a.m. The City of Nelson media release said that the service is for invited guests only and not open to the general public. Const. Nolet died last week in Kelowna General Hospital

Celebration of Life announced for NPD Constable - Vimarsana News

Celebration of Life announced for NPD Constable

The City of Nelson announced that a private Celebration of Life service is planned for Nelson Police Constable Mathieu Nolet on Monday, January 30 at the Nelson Rod and Gun Club beginning at 11:30 a.m. The City of Nelson media release said that the service is for invited guests only and not open to the general public. Const. Nolet died last week in Kelowna General Hospital

Italian-Canadian Society celebrates 50 years in Nelson - Vimarsana News

Italian-Canadian Society celebrates 50 years in Nelson

The Kootenays have a long historical connection with Italian immigrants. During the past decades, many Italians ventured to the region looking for opportunities for a better life for themselves and their families. These eager immigrants established themselves in the Kootenay communities working for the railroad, lumber mills, industry, and mines. Some also ventured into the

Current of restoration flows through council over Cottonwood Creek - Vimarsana News

Current of restoration flows through council over Cottonwood Creek

The call continues to put the restoration of one of the city’s most treasured, and beleaguered, waterways back on the front burner. Cottonwood Creek, as it winds its way through the lower portion of the city’s Railtown district, has again captured the attention of some on council and the push for returning the creek to its natural state has re-surfaced. Coun Keith Page brought