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Improved Internet service in Castlegar opens new possibilities for Chris Brien, his partners and the staff of Pinnacle Professional Accounting.

Krystal Wills, financial manager of the Canadian Rockies International Airport, presented an update on travel trends in 2016.

This year’s Open House will be jam-packed with a wide variety of activities as well as information sessions.

The 2017 Visitor Services Innovation Fund is being made available for current, full-status Visitor Services Network members.

Talented young entrepreneurs throughout the West Kootenay and Boundary area who want to get their business idea off the ground are encouraged to apply.

In his new role as President and CEO, Johnny Strilaeff will rely on his experience as a Basin resident and on his work experience with the Trust since 2005.

Owner and designer Marilyn Cobban and her staff recently raised $2821 for a charity called Decoda Literacy Project.

Experts from the Welstand Group, Investors Group and BDO are inviting business owners to attend this informative and professional seminar.

$10-million investment will support students, create jobs and expand programs

The District of Invermere’s director of finance, Karen Coté, started her public service career as the District’s receptionist.

Through his work as chief administrator for the City of Cranbrook, David Kim satisfies his wish to contribute to his community.

The City of Kimberley has not set an asking price for either SunMine or the Kimberley Conference at this point.

28 projects across the Basin to receive funding.

Both the federal and provincial governments are investing in a renewal that will see students in all programs benefit from modern learning spaces.

Columbia Basin Trust supports the ideas and efforts of the people in the Columbia Basin.

Thanks to the additional RBC Learn to Play grant, the physical literacy project will move onto a new phase – one that focuses on inclusion.

The difficult geography, challenging mountainous terrain and low-ceiling weather conditions have often plagued the airport's year-round accessibility.

The non-profit organization called Silver King Skyride Development Association is made up of 6 local area residents.

“Dollars with Sense” is a program that is fun and interactive and provides practical information to students about money and debt.

Junior Dragons’ Den and JA British Columbia partner to help young entrepreneurs

Teck Resources Limited reported profit attributable to shareholders of $234 million ($0.41 per share) and adjusted profit of $152 million.

The Honourable Sergio Marchi, CEO of the Canadian Electricity Association, was the recent guest speaker at the monthly Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

Cranbrook Mayor Lee Pratt is looking to fix roads, but a loan will be necessary

At City Hall in Kimberley, B.C., customer service is a priority and a yardstick for measuring progress.

The funding aims to improve and develop trails to join communities, recreation assets, neighbourhoods and larger trail networks for the enjoyment of the valley.

Communities in the Columbia Basin Trust catchment area (Kootenay/Columbia) were major beneficiaries.

Wayne Haddad and daughter Cora Tschetters were recognized as leading representatives of the Chambers of Commerce Group Insurance Plan.

For $5, visitors to the Fernie Brewing Company tasting room can try a paddle of four beers, from the daily tap lineup—all money goes to charity.

The Idlewild Park Draft Master Plan Open House will be held at the Manual Training School beside the Cranbrook library on September 20—the public is invited.

The Government of Alberta is investing nearly $10,000 on an updated cost-benefit study related to twinning Highway 3.

Established in 1993, FirstEnergy is an industry leader in the global energy sector providing financial advisory and investment services.

The two old chemistry labs on the Castlegar Campus were well-maintained and functional, but dated back 50 years to the original construction of the college.

RED Mountain is bucking the trend of MegaResort mergers and acquisitions and taking its next capital campaign to the people via equity crowdfunding.

Storm the Stairs was started in 2015 by the United Way of Trail and District as a fundraising event for people looking for a healthy physical challenge.

The craft beer and wine industry in the Kootenays is generating substantial revenue.

Over $31 million in programs and services were delivered to Columbia Basin residents and communities last year.

RHC offers more than 70 professional insurance brokers in nine offices who can offer a variety of insurance options.

To help raise awareness and funds Endless Adventure is hosting an online photo contest and an endless fundraising campaign.

"We feel our board is a wonderful representation of our diversified local economy," said CFCK Executive Director Andrea Wilkey.

Our research rewarded us with information about a few of Nelson’s most influential business people.

Rossland, Castlegar and the South Slocan will be receiving funding for projects in their communities.

What economic impact does the Kootenay Ice have on Cranbrook?

Scheduling daily tasks and then focusing on accomplishing them will keep up your productivity.

How to achieve your number one goal this year

What is the number one goal in your life?

When information and plans are in place, it’s time for action, and in Nelson, B.C., that action furthers the city’s long-term strategic plan.

Recent information from the Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses shows some interesting statistics about business owners

After an extensive search process, the Board of Directors of Nelson & District Credit Union is very pleased to announce the appointment of Tom Murray as CEO

Kootenay Business Magazine will announce the winners of the 2016 Women in Business awards at luncheons in the East Kootenay and West Kootenay

The facility will feature state-of-the-art climbing walls, a fitness area, kid specific walls and playground, wellness, food and beverage.