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When news broke that Invermere’s Kicking Horse Coffee had sold in a $215 million deal to Italy's Lavazza Group, it reminded us of the company’s humble beginning

Michelle Cubin’s essential oil business, Healing Hollow, continues to spread across the East Kootenay

Kicking Horse Coffee is one of the Kootenay’s largest employers with over 110 people working out of the company's Invermere manufacturing facility.

A year into his new business venture, Ryan Haynes is enjoying his increased investment and involvement in the community of Invermere.

Ashley Pederson is a horse/donkey/mule-loving farrier who works with equines throughout the East Kootenay.

In this, Canada’s 150th anniversary year, the visitor centre in Radium Hot Springs is welcoming an unprecedented number of tourists.

“I don’t want anyone to fall through the cracks. If there’s someone in need, I want the community to be able to help.” —Mike Gray

The Columbia Valley is looking to hire an Economic Development officer for the region.

Susan Clovechok supports the vision of the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce to have a thriving economy and an engaged business community.

“We want every single client who walks out of the store to be in love with the clothing they’re taking home,” said France Andestad.

A provincial grant of $159,600 will be used to establish and staff an economic development office for the Columbia Valley.

The new, 17,000-square-foot Columbia Valley Multi-Use Centre will provide service to communities throughout the Columbia Valley.

Matt and Kate Walker have shifted from life in the NHL to brewery owners in Nelson, B.C.

Invermere’s Arrowhead Brewing Company is riding the wave of Leanne Tegart’s savvy business sense

Invermere’s Kanata Inn is the new and improved version of the former Super 8 motel, and the first Kanata in B.C.

The Kootenay waterways have inspired a booming business, owned by an avid outdoor recreation lover, Rob Porter.

OM Organics Boutique Apothecary is a successful Invermere-based business that is run by nature lover Kari Asselin.

Jocelyn Brunner offers something for everyone—without sacrificing quality, comfort and design—at her store, Summit Footwear & Fashion.

The second in a series of Small Business Forums will be held in Invermere on March 1st.

The co-founder and CEO of Invermere’s Kicking Horse Coffee is a visionary with a love of the outdoors and a great appreciation for the Columbia Valley.

Invermere’s Cassy Campbell is a CEO, mother, and caregiver for her quadriplegic husband

Owner of his gelato shop-cafe business since May 2004, Gerry thanked valley residents and visitors for their support and his staff for their hard work.

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

Panorama Mountain Resort named North American Resort of the Year at the World Snow Awards

Graphic design holds endless fascination for Shawn Wernig, owner of Eggplant Studios in Invermere, B.C.

Produce isn’t the only thing the Hopkins are harvesting—sunlight is next on their agenda.

A new logo for the Columbia Valley has officially been unveiled, along with a new slogan for the area - 'It's time to unwind'

From beginner and family-friendly courses to those worthy of the most experienced golfer, these Kootenay fairways are worth a visit.

Cranbrook’s Lee-Ann Crane had a 37-year career with the RDEK, working for the betterment of this community.

MiCasa Coworking provides office space as needed for local and visiting businesses.

This luxurious tiny house is available for vacation rental on an acreage near Invermere, B.C.; similar houses may be ordered from the builder.

Seven businesswomen received the Kootenay Business magazine Influential Women in Business Awards for 2016.

From a seasonal food truck, Fuze Food has grown into a thriving, healthy take-out restaurant.

Kari Asselin creates organic skin care products.

Here are some of the people who are ensuring that the Columbia Valley is a healthy, prosperous place to live, play and do business.

Construction begins on seven homes in $4.1 million development with spectacular views of Lake Windermere.

Columbia Valley business leaders plan to collectively market the valley’s attractions to vacationers and prospective residents.

Increased amenities and improved understanding of the needs of its population are tools for growth in the District of Invermere

Lakeshore Resort and Campground offers unique amenities and events in addition to the campsites and the Lake Windermere beach.

KABDA guides Aboriginal entrepreneurs through the stages of business from startup to expansion and succession.

A recognition luncheon was held on April 8 for rising young stars in the Kootenays

The Ktunaxa Nation is taking steps to achieve self-sufficiency for all Ktunaxa people who reside within its traditional territory.

Columbia Valley Community Foundation will be checking the vital signs of the communities in the valley, going directly to its residents for input.

The Columbia Valley communities are setting an excellent example for regional collaboration in many sectors.

A 4,178-square-foot, 4-bedroom, ultra-modern masterpiece.

Here's a list of Kootenay Golf Course opening dates we have been able to track down.

Kootenay Business sought out the top 40 young business leaders in the Kootenay/Boundary/ Revelstoke areas to honour this group of under-40-year-old rising stars

Taynton Bay Distillers are planning to produce vodka, gin and an un-aged whiskey which should be available for the summer or fall of 2016.

This young entrepreneur works hard, plays hards and volunteers that way, too

This guy goes to work and gets down and dirty