Name: Nov 18, 2024 Kootenay Morning with Kristina Little by Kootenay Co-op Radio
Duration: 11 min 52 s
Description: Nelson’s recreation facilities are in what some are calling a crisis situation. Indoor soccer, the Civic arena, the curling club…they’re all getting very old and need some pricey TLC. Kristina Little, president of the Nelson Curling Club, shared some insight into the pressing problem on Kootenay Morning Monday.

Nelson’s recreation facilities are in what some are calling a crisis situation. Indoor soccer, the Civic arena, the curling club…they’re all getting very old and need some pricey TLC. Kristina Little, president of the Nelson Curling Club, shared some insight into the pressing problem on Kootenay Morning Monday.

Nov 18, 2024 Kootenay Morning with Kristina Little

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As we enter the midst of winter in a pandemic, the hospitality sector is facing grim times. Your favourite coffee shop, restaurant or pub is having a very rough go right now. The same goes for the accommodation sector — hotels, motels and B and Bs. Last week, members of the local food and beverage industry shared their state-of-affairs with the Chamber of Commerce. Chamber President Tanya Finley, also the owner of Finley’s Bar and Grill and Sage Tapas and Wine Bar joined Kootenay Morning today.

Nelson food businesses pushing through pandemic

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Nov 18, 2024 Kootenay Morning with Kristina Little

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