Nelson

Um, you can come and precept with me, and I'll, uh, I'll take you out, and we'll, we'll have some fun.

So the wife and I spent a year in Nelson, BC, in grad school, and, uh, I, yeah, I wouldn't mind coming back to Canada, but I don't think I can do it now that I'm pushing 60.

But I, I do miss Canada, mate.

You have an amazing country.

That's all I got.

If you see me in Nelson this weekend, Nelson, B.C.

Sunny Nelson, B.C. Say hi.

Nelson, B.C.

There you go.

Good deal.

Here's DJ producer Adam Shake, who's been busy all summer with Raves and such.

It's Mountains of Morocco from Nelson, British Columbia on World Beat Canada Radio.

Music Yeah.

Thank you.

Well, I, uh, y- you know, the interesting thing here is that most municipalities do not agree with these housing bills, and I really support the, uh, intention of West Van Council to reject the housing bills in hopes that other people would fall in line and stand up and speak to how it doesn't work for the community.

When we debated these, you had Nelson BC saying this is gonna destroy their communities, Prince George saying they're pushing us to build housing that doesn't even belong here.

There's problems all across the British Columbia.

And we felt our approach was to reject and hopefully gain traction.

This is your host, Phil, and welcome back to the show.

Our next guest joining us today is Laura Bennis, who's based out of Nelson, British Columbia, Canada, for a business called Himalaya Salt Cave.

How are you today?

I'm great.

Thank you very much.

So tell us a bit more about your business and what it is you guys are offering to people.

Yeah, so we have a man-made Himalayan salt cave in Nelson, British Columbia.

We do salt therapy, and then we also offer treatments like massage, Reiki, acupuncture, and sound healing.