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A new venture called "Pan In A Can Paydirt" has been launched by Stephen Lathem of Fort Steele, the owner of the Nip and Tuck Gold Mine

Until both Enbridge-owned pipelines are back at full operating pressure, FortisBC will have a constrained supply of natural gas

Columbia Basin Trust supports physical well-being through new granting program

Routes from Calgary to Vancouver and back as well as Calgary to Winnipeg and back started running on Monday, October 29

In this new world of craft beer, where trends change, categories evolve, and beer-styles take off, it was time for a fresh new look

Following the retirement of Trent Taylor, founder of Taylor Adams, the accounting firm has been rebranded as Apex Accounting

Christine has been with the BMO Financial Group since 2009.

The second Jensen generation at New Dawn share thoughts about business and family.

Festive market celebration brings together more than 70 local producers and artisans

As the New Dawn Group of Companies celebrates 40 years in business, we take a brief look at its beginning and its present.

In the coming years, Elder Bro's Farm plans to supply fresh and ripe elderberries to all of BC for delicious wines, juices, jams, and of course, schnapps.

Robin Gallant created Patina’d to bring renewed and restored items to Nelson homes, offices and more.

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

BC Transit’s Chair of the Board announced that Erinn Pinkerton has been appointed as the organization’s President and CEO.

Brittney Dickson, owner, lead instructor and coach for sled and touring camps at Stay Wild Backcountry Skills in Golden, B.C., teaches courses for women

Rick Jensen, founder of New Dawn Group of Companies, looks back at the company’s 40 years in construction and development.

The store is also part of the FLO Network and is equipped with two electric vehicle charging stations

Spirit Rock Climbing Center took home the 2018 Kimberley chamber award for Youth Friendly Business, and it’s easy to see why.

Annual community clinic to take place at Tamarack Centre November 22

The new EKCCI is seeking founding members and investors who wish to make an impact in their community

Officials such as Chief Joe Pierre and ʔaq'am Community Enterprises CEO Christopher McCurry were on hand for the occasion.

Ashlée Martin uses her passion of photography to tell stories and showcase East Kootenay personalities.

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

The business has been purchased from local owners who will continue to support the new ownership in an advisory role

Middletown Crossing’s design and sensor-controlled traffic lights result in a smooth flow of traffic at the intersection of Highways 3 and 43.

The EECOM Awards recognizes both classroom teachers and community educators who demonstrate excellence in encouraging stewardship and sustainability

The 2018 Kootenay Manufacturing Awards are given to outstanding companies of various sizes in our region

Sharyl Paull helps people to listen to their bodies through healing touch, asking the right questions and creating a space of trust and support.

Dennis Charles’s new business in Creston combines his passion for photography with helping other local businesses craft their brand’s image.

Golden’s Whitetooth captured two first place awards and Cranbrook’s Fisher Brewing Company and Nelson Brewing Company won one each.

Darrin Brown, owner of Mobile Recovery Milling in Cranbrook, B.C., repurposes unused trees into useful lumber products

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

Participants learn from the land and people of the Ktunaxa Nation

Emma Genest, outreach co-ordinator for Accelerate Kootenays, discusses electric cars, supply versus demand and the cost of saving the world

Don McCormick talks about managing Kimberley’s assets and liabilities—the conference centre, the SunMine and the wildfire interface.

Tyee Log Homes has grown and diversified since arriving in Kimberley in 2005, becoming a significant employer and economic driver.

The program provides funding for community buildings that will generate their own energy using alternative and renewable methods

While they await the arrival of their new executive director, Cranbrook’s chamber board and staff are busy serving the membership.

Under the banner, “Kimberley is a good place to be…Doing Business” ten awards were handed out to a variety of businesses.

Over the course of two days, the 130 delegates heard many inspirational and informative sessions on a variety of industry topics

Potential students, parents and community members invited to learn more about what the College has to offer

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

Newly opened fullfill in Kimberley, B.C., is a green alternative to traditional stores

The Small Business Training Centre, a service unique to CFCK, was recognized as a program that could benefit other Community Futures offices across the province

Since November 2014, a change in the mindset at Cranbrook city hall has created noticeable, valuable changes for the local business community.

Larch Landscape Architecture + Authentic Mountain Design specializes in landscape architecture, environmental planning and design in Golden, B.C.

Interfor has three sawmills in the BC Interior, with total annual capacity of approximately 750 million board feet.

Three academic programs are being offered at the Golden campus in 2018/2019

The Kimberley chamber lends its support to business in areas including technology, hospitality, child care advocacy and taxation.

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