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Council cans financial support request for outreach program, approves letter of support

The largest current public health problem in the country won’t be receiving any direct financial support or partnership creation from Nelson municipal government. City council voted Tuesday night in its regular business meeting against a request by the Rural Empowered Drug Users Network (REDUN) Outreach Program for support to continue and expand its activities in the Nelson

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Council cans financial support request for outreach program, approves letter of support

Council cans financial support request for outreach program, approves letter of support
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COVID-19 update: 1,434 cases recorded in B C over weekend

COVID-19 update: 1,434 cases recorded in B C over weekend
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Youth Centre latest facility reporting positive COVID-19 case

The flames of the COVID-19 wave have been fanned further in the city as another Nelson institution has reported a positive case. The Nelson and District Youth Centre (NDYC) is the next Nelson place to report a COVID-19 case after youth centre staff received a positive case confirmation from one of its patrons late Wednesday. The person who tested positive attended the day camp

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Cost of fighting B C forest fires already higher than all of last summer, with $206 million spent so far

Article content More than $206 million has been spent on wildfire suppression since April 1. The allocated budget is $136 million, however, the province has set aside an additional $1 billion to ensure extra resources can be provided. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Cost of fighting B.C. forest fires already higher than all of last summer, with $206 million spent so far Back to video “The B.C. government will always spend whatever is necessary to protect people and property. When actual costs exceed the direct fire budget allocation, the B.C. Wildfire Service has statutory authorization to spend additional funds,” according to a statement from the Ministry of Forests.

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