From an early age Anthony Sanna, by necessity became a translator and storyteller with a knack for catching gist and passing it on. As he grew older, he realized he had valuable skills that he could turn into a business. Through the voices of Anthony, and three of the most influential characters in his life …
As posted earlier this month, there is certainly no shortage of opportunities to find your dream job at any point on the scenic route through the Kootenays known as The Powder Highway. From chefs and retail to instructors, child care and ski patrol the list of ways you can fully enjoy your choice of great …
Great news for the Nelson and Selkirk College! Better news for Kootenay students looking to pursue higher education in the trades and technical training! Supporting the growing trend of expanding trades and technical training As a result of a federal and provincial investment of $16.18 million in addition to contributions from Selkirk College and donation …
YCDTH last talked to Brad back in episode 64. In that episode we chatted about his love story with tech and the remarkable movement he built with the Nelson Tech Club. He launched that club and grew it into the biggest per-capita club in the country at over 400 members. He has inspired a generation …
It’s only nearly Halloween but many folks around the region are celebrating first snows and the steady accumulation of fresh snow up high. The countdown is officially on! The dreaming about fresh tracks has begun… now it’s just a matter of how you’re going to make it actually happen. #Yourbetterlife combines supreme ski and snowboarding …
The Civic Theatre (Nelson Civic Theatre Society) has been selected to compete against eight other groups across Canada in the National Trust for Canada’s This Place Matters competition. In this contest, the project that gathers the most votes (or combination of votes and dollars, as every dollar raised is worth a vote as well) by …