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October News from the COTC Geotourism Council
Border Changes Effective October 1st Canada ends all border requirements including vaccination, testing and quarantine requirements, and will no longer require visitors register their trip in the ArriveCan app. However, the app will remain active and use will be optional. No … Continue reading
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Who needs a fall getaway?
Have you visited our region? Let us know about your spring or summer visit and you’ll be entered to win accommodation and awesome local gifts! Capitol Theatre | Ekruise | Gerick Cycle & Ski | Kaslo Hotel | Nelson Olive Oil | Gill & Gift … Continue reading
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Invitation for Regional Leader Training with I∙SPARC
Taanshi! My name is Julie and I am part of the Healthy Living team with I∙SPARC (Indigenous Sport, Physical Activity & Recreation Council). Our organization provides sport and Healthy Living programs across the province for Indigenous communities. Building genuine relationships is … Continue reading
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Paddling Film Festival at Castle Theatre
The Paddling Film Festival is an international adventure film tour presenting the world’s best paddling films of the year – whitewater, sea kayaking, canoeing, SUP, action and lifestyle – in more than 120 cities and towns across Canada, United States … Continue reading
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What’s New – Our Trust Monthly
More People Will Enjoy Locally Grown Food People in the Columbia Basin have expressed that they want to be able to access healthy, locally grown food. Nineteen projects will make this even more possible, with support from the Trust’s Food … Continue reading
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Tagged business, CBT, Columbia Basin, Deadlines, employment opportunities, grants, jobs, newsletters, non-profits, recreation, scholarships, small business, social issues, surveys, workshops
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RCAC February 2022 Newsletter
Upcoming Shows BLINDSIDE is an eye-opening multi-award-winning comedy about resilience, empathy, and self-acceptance. In a feat of riveting comedy, one-eyed cancer survivor and MOTH storytelling champion, Stéphanie Morin-Robert, recounts her life as a feisty 7-year-old who wields her glass-eye as … Continue reading
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What’s New – Our Trust Monthly
Rural Communities Ready for Emergencies When it comes to handling emergency situations—such as the wildfires, floods and heatwaves experienced in 2021—it’s best to be prepared. That’s why Columbia Basin Trust is supporting 13 rural and First Nations communities in the … Continue reading
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We’re still awesome, all winter long.
It’s easy to relax in our region. Book a stay in Ainsworth Hot Springs or in the other quaint and quirky communities around Kootenay Lake. EPIC SNOW, AS ALWAYS, AT WH2O Whitewater Ski Resort is a mecca for people who … Continue reading
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SHRED, SPA, SLEEP & SAVOUR
Snow Has Arrived! Many things around the globe are delayed due to supply chain disruptions, but not winter, it’s right on time. With snow on the mountains and shops decorated for the holiday season, it’s time to seriously consider a … Continue reading
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Tagged COVID-19, Kootenay Lake, Nelson, Nelson Kootenay Lake Tourism, newsletters, recreation, toursim, travel, videos
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Take A Refreshing Visual Journey – Our Place
Get Ready to Get Inspired! Travel may be limited, but our local photographers will take you on a visual journey unlike any other. ENJOY! Our April Photographer in Residence was Madeleine Gunette (see image above), and May is Jesse Schpakowski, … Continue reading
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Vancouver Biennale: New This Week
WORKPLACE DISCOUNTS NOW AVAILABLE | BIKEnnale/WALKennale 2021 The BIKEnnale/WALKennale is a fabulous way to give your employees a well-deserved perk! After a year of endless zoom meetings, canceled holiday parties, and missed office celebrations, we offer the perfect COVID-safe way … Continue reading
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Tagged BIPOC, newsletters, recreation, social issues, Vancouver Biennale
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Coldest Night of the Year – Nelson Nordic Ski Club team – Press Release
Teamwork is the fuel that makes Nelson CARES Society’s Coldest Night of the Year fundraising event such a success every year. The community comes together to make up teams of co-workers, family, friends, housemates or, this year, Nordic skiers. Nelson … Continue reading
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Tagged CNOY, fundraising, housing, Nelson, Nelson CARES, recreation, social issues
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CBT: What’s New – Our Trust Monthly
New Partnership to Reduce Wildfire Risks The Trust is partnering with the Province of BC to address shared priorities to reduce wildfire risk and create jobs through a new program designed for the Basin’s geography and context. The Province is … Continue reading
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Crown of the Continent Geotourism Announcement- January 2021
Crown of the Continent Field Experts & Partners Life may feel overwhelming, but we still believe in watershed moments figuratively and literally. Understanding that our individual actions can directly affect community and the landscape that surrounds us is key. Our … Continue reading
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Tagged Books, Call for artists, COVID-19, Crown of the Continent Geotourism Council, Deadlines, grants, maps, newsletters, parks, recreation, resources, social media, tourism, webinars
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Reminder: 2020 Business of Outdoor Recreation Summit Oct. 13-15, 2020
Outdoor Enthusiasts! Registration closes in less than a week for the virtual 2020 Business of Outdoor Recreation Summit, so don’t delay in registering! Enjoy access to usable data and resources and network with our incredible line-up of speakers and attendees. … Continue reading
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Kaslo art exhibit invites you to play in the forest – Nelson Star
Hide and seek on the Kaslo River Trail Local Journalism Initiative Sep. 18, 2020 10:24 a.m By John Boivin Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A game of hide-and-seek that could last centuries has just begun along the Kaslo River Trail. About … Continue reading
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RCAC has youth Cam Camps this month!
Interested in learning to film and be filmed doing your favourite tricks? Take your Instagram and YouTube videos to the next level with our second annual Cam Camp on June 27 and 28. The Rossland Council for Arts & Culture … Continue reading
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RDCK announces outdoor programming for Castlegar and Creston
Registration opens June 10 Nelson, BC: The Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) Community Services is excited to offer outdoor recreational programming beginning next week in Castlegar and Creston. Registration will be open tomorrow, Wednesday June 10 at 10:00 am. … Continue reading
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Crown of the Continent Geotourism Announcement- May 2020
Crown of the Continent Field Experts & Partners What a wild ride the last few months have been. Wish we could give you all a hug! Please accept our virtual hug for the time being. We’ve always been proud to … Continue reading
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RDCK recreation facilities to be closed Programs will be cancelled; other services to be affected
Nelson, BC: All community complexes and recreation facilities and services operated by the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) will be suspended at the close of business today, Monday March 16. The closures will be in place until further notice, … Continue reading
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