Have a safe and peaceful Remembrance Day 2021.
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The Nelson Bylaw Department in collaboration with the Nelson Police Department and B.C Conservation Service would like to remind residents of the importance this time of year is for safety regarding the City of Nelson Waste Management and Wildlife Attractant Bylaw #3198.
With bears preparing for hibernation they are beginning to seek out as many food sources as they can like fruit trees, gardens, garbage, compost and bird feeders. Did you know that bird feeders are not to be used from April 15- December 1 each year in the City? Any fruit that has fallen from a tree or a bush is to be removed from the ground and properly disposed every three days. It is critical to do our best and have all residential and commercial garbage stored securely within a principal building, an accessory building or in a wildlife restraint container. No person is allowed to store, deposit, pile, place, discard or otherwise accumulate any garbage in or on any property and in such a manner that may be accessible to wildlife, except where authorized by this bylaw. A potential fine of $150.00 could be issued if not abided by. Please do your best to adhere with this Bylaw so we can protect our wildlife and bears, in order to avoid the needless euthanizing of wildlife.
The City of Nelson is offering at cost bear resistant bins for those who are interested. You can contact Public Works at 250-352-8238. If you have inquiries for the Bylaw Department you can contact us at 250-505-5666 and for any emergencies contact the Nelson Police Department at 250-354-3919 or 911 for in progress emergencies. For problems with wildlife contact BC Conservation RAPP line at 1-877-952-4277.
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Columbia Basin Culture Tour – August 7 & 8, 2021
a project of the Columbia Kootenay Cultural AllianceColumbia Basin: Get a fresh perspective on the local arts and heritage scene!
The 13th annual Columbia Basin Culture Tour is a fun weekend that combines a road trip with a customized cultural experience like no other. Visit artists’ studios, museums, art galleries and heritage sites at your own pace. With venues, exhibitions, artwork and performances, there is always something new to experience each year. This free, self-guided tour happens August 7 & 8, from 10 am to 5 pm. Venues are implementing COVID-19 protocols as per provincial guidelines. Grab a map, your Culture Tour Directory, and go! Look for directories at tourist info centres now or order one online.
Southwest Basin – Rossland/Trail/Erie/Castlegar/Robson/Bonnington/Blewett/Nelson/Harrop/Procter/Balfour/Queens Bay/Gray Creek/Creston
This year there are 36 venues in this part of the basin! Here are just a few: Rossland Museum & Discovery Centre, Gabe Wolfe Pottery, Black Earth Ceramics, GoodWoodGlobes, TR ByHand, Trail Museum and Archives, La Grotesque Gallery, Doukhobor Discovery Centre, Linda Kope, Molly’s Landing, Chez Chasch Pottery Studio. This year there are also a number of new artists in this region, including some annual favourites. Visit the website www.cbculturetour.com for a full list of venues in this region.Northwest Basin – Winlaw/New Denver/Nakusp/Revelstoke/Mirror Lake/Kaslo
There are 6 amazing venues in this part of the region. New to the tour this year is The Vallican Whole Community Centre, but you can visit all your annual favourites here as well. Visit Robin Dupont Ceramics, Rabi’a Art, Studio Connexion Art Gallery and Barbara Maye.Northeast Basin – Radium Hot Springs
Don’t miss Painting by Cecilia Lea in Radium Hot Springs. She will be sharing her beautiful and colourful landscape paintings, oils and acrylics and will also have work for sale.Southeast Basin – Elkford/Fernie/Cranbrook/Kimberley
There are 8 stops in this part of the region. Here you can visit Katherine Russell Glass Art, Fernie Forge – Eye of the Needle Studio, Fernie Visual Arts Guild, Kathy Stead Fine Art, Cranbrook Arts Council has two locations, Cranbrook Community Theatre Society and Kimberley Arts at Centre 64.Take a sneak peek of the Artist/Venue Profile pages at www.cbculturetour.com, with additional images on Facebook and Instagram @cbculturetour.
For more information, visit the website at www.cbculturetour.com or call 1-250-505-5505, toll free 1-877-505-7355. The Columbia Basin Culture Tour is a project of the Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance and The Columbia Basin Culture Tour is generously supported by funding from the Columbia Basin Trust.PSA
Columbia Basin Culture Tour
August 7 & 8, 2021 10 am – 5 pmExplore artists’ studios, museums, art galleries, and heritage sites through this free, self-guided tour within the Columbia Basin.
Meet the artists, shop for fine art and craft, view demonstrations, special exhibitions, interpretive displays or chat with local historians during this two day cultural celebration. Venues are implementing COVID-19 protocols as per provincial guidelines.More Information: www.cbculturetour.com, 250-505-5505, toll free: 1-877-505-7355
Photo Cutlines: Castlegar Sculpturewalk – Steve Milroy (Photo Credit: D. Gluns) – Venue #11 Columbia Basin Culture Tour August 7 & 8, 2021 10 am – 5 pm
For further information contact:
Lily Andersen
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