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Slocan launches Imagining Waterfront Commons project

The Village of Slocan has launched a new public engagement project to gather thoughts and ideas for the future...

CBT funds accessible play spaces

The Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is giving grants to make play spaces more accessible in 25 communities. The Trust says...

Nine Kootenay-based projects get forest management funding

Nine projects across the Kootenays will get a share of about $1.9 million from the provincial government for wildfire...

Water Quality Advisory issued for the South Slocan

A Water Quality Advisory for users on the South Slocan Water System has been issued due to high post-treatment...

Rescinded: Stage 3 Water Conservation Measures in Effect for the South Slocan Water System

Rescinded October 15, 2024 Effective immediately, the Regional District of Central Kootenay (RDCK) has implemented mandatory Stage 3 Water Conservation...

Evacuation Order downgrades for Village of Slocan, Komonko Creek and Nemo Creek Wildfires

More residents will be able to return home as a number of evacuation orders have been downgraded to alerts. The...

Evacuation Order issued for Village of Slocan and surrounding areas

An Evacuation Order has been issued for the entire Village of Slocan (208 properties), as well as 309 properties,...

Stolen Slocan Park mail recovered

Nelson RCMP have recovered stolen mail after receiving a report about a suspicious red Dodge 3500 pickup truck near...

Slocan sees 31% population increase on census

The mayor of Slocan was so eager to learn her village's population on the 2021 census that she made...

Slocan abandons Springer Creek microhydro plans

After more than a decade of study and despite securing a major grant, the Village of Slocan has decided...

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