Trail’s 2021 Business Excellence Awards celebrated in style
Twelve custom hand-painted awards were handed out at this year’s Business Excellence ceremony
by Julie Matchett— Robert Linder photo
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Twelve custom hand-painted awards were handed out at this year’s Business Excellence ceremony
by Julie MatchettRachael Roussin talks about the importance of soil health, and how it can work hand-in-hand with conventional fertilizer in agriculture.
by Kristen MitchellCommunity-powered local food is at the heart of the Local Store in Fernie, B.C.
by Virginia RaschEd and Kathleen Bron praise their dedicated staff, including ones from Mexico who work year after year.
by Danielle CameronCatching up with Deirdre Howard, proud beekeeper and owner of Pure Honey Products in Creston.
by Danielle CameronLocal farmers markets help to increase food security and create sustainable communities—check out our list of markets across the Kootenays.
by Julie MatchettThe owners of Burton City Cider produce Kootenay-made cider, honey and other quality products using environmentally conscious methods
by Danielle CameronThe Fernie Chamber of Commerce 2021 Business Excellence Awards were held on October 29, 2021
by Julie MatchettThe owners of Earthy Organics in Fruitvale, B.C., are huge proponents of community-supported agriculture.
by Danielle CameronMorchella Market & Cafe is bringing a farm fresh feel to grocery shopping downtown Cranbrook, accompanied by the fully renovated co-working space upstairs
by Karrigan Folvik