All East Kootenay articles

Using Green Road innovative technology, HIPAR roads cost less, last the same amount of time and reduce our carbon footprint by more than 50 per cent.

The BC Budget leaves a lot of uncertainty for small and medium enterprises

High Caliber Auto Collision & Repair is a 4,800-square-foot, state-of-the-art collision repair facility incorporating the latest in industry equipment.

The NDP’s B.C. Caucus meets weekly to discuss federal issues important to the people of British Columbia

COTR Avalanche volleyball teams are preparing to not only compete, but host, the 2019 PACWEST Volleyball Championship

Lotus Books in Cranbrook has moved and rebranded as Huckleberry Books

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Columbia Basin Trust supports a new Health and Wellness Centre

After serving as Cranbrook’s Mayor from 2011 to 2014, MP Wayne Stetski continues to serve the Kootenays on a grander, federal scale in 2019.

First-year nursing students are holding a Health Awareness Fair, February 7; Tourism Management students off to provincial finals

Dr. Eric Nelson has two dental offices in the East Kootenay and prides himself on balancing his work and family life.

The single-industry District of Elkford supports economic development in the surrounding region and the needs of its immediate community.

Ian Benson supports Elkford and the entire Elk Valley through his labour contracting company and his charitable foundation.

Sydney and Taylor Salvador are co-owners of The Chopstick Truck in Fernie and deserve a parking spot on our Top 10 list.

Columbia Basin Trust program helps businesses create and retain jobs

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Jensen reappointed Chair, Carver new Vice-Chair, plus three new and returning directors

Sean Campbell, general manager of Community Futures East Kootenay in Cranbrook, B.C., has ushered in accessible entrepreneurialism

The Multi-Sport Indoor Facility will provide increased opportunities for physical activity in the community and help develop local athletes.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Funds from Teck’s $1 million donation used to create student, staff gathering place and improve classrooms

Pealow’s Your Independent Grocer in Creston has added online grocery shopping

In a recent Business in Vancouver (BIV) list, the publication ranked the biggest Credit Unions in B.C., which included a number of Kootenay-based credit unions

“A lot of us in the business community have put everything we have on the line for our businesses.” —Nicole Leclair

The WHL and Ice ownership have confirmed in a news conference that they are moving the franchise to Winnipeg

Golden Life Management adds value and meaning to its care by supporting seniors outside of its villages to reduce social isolation.

Four authors from the East and West Kootenays will conduct workshops at the St. Eugene Writers Workshops

Friday nights at St. Eugene feature the new Friday Literary Reading, featuring a different author every week.

Electricity use is up 20 per cent or more since the start of December among FortisBC customers.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Teck was the top-ranked company in the Metals and Mining category, as rated by media and investment research company, Corporate Knights.

The leadership team from Elkford share success strategies with mining communities in South America.

Here is a (relatively) comprehensive guide to make sure your business is covered in emergency situations.

Kristin Parsons, executive director of the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce, talks about the chamber’s ABCs and building bridges.

Numerous new construction and development projects are springing up throughout the Kootenays

Marnie Kramer’s research aimed at improving nursing regulatory exam outcomes

Dean McKerracher talks about the projects the village council has addressed in the past four years, and looks at its focus for the next four.

The newly opened Ragtime Quilts in Cranbrook offers workshops and classes

Angela’s Organic Pasta in Invermere blends authentic methods with good-for-you ingredients. Its products are soon to be on Sobeys' shelves.

Village infrastructure is well in hand, so the administration of Radium Hot Springs can focus on the things that make life even finer.

The 2019 Pantone Color of the Year has been announced. Here’s how you can make the most of it in your interior and online design.

Director, Indigenous Strategy and Reconciliation, and Indigenous Education Coordinator welcomed

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Agreement between College and University of Andorra adds to international exchange opportunities for College students

Environmental education programs have immediate and long-lasting effects

Charmaine Richter, sales and marketing director of Copper Point Resort in Invermere, B.C., has taken Copper Point into the Top 10

Todd and Jay Manton, owners of Kokanee Mountain Zipline in Nelson and Mineral Mountain Ziplines in Fairmont, are Top 10 Business People

Nearly 100 full-time students will benefit from the financial aid

Successful in their busy day-jobs, these are people who find time and energy to enrich their community.

“Economic development is about turning community visions into plans and implementing them to achieve goals.” — Ange Qualizza, mayor of Fernie