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Panorama Mountain Village near Invermere is reporting that 80% of its new Trappers Ridge development has been sold out.

Gerry Taft enjoys keeping up with the demands of running his gelato shop and fulfilling his duties as mayor of the District of Invermere.

The owners of Trappeur Homes in Invermere share a passion for providing innovative construction and simple solutions.

As the owner of Mister Tire, Glen Lynn is able to make the most of his 43 years of experience in the industry.

Congratulations to Brian Schaal of Copper Point Golf Club who has been recognized with two awards.

BC has a target of a 50 per cent increase in the number of international students studying in the province by 2016.

Angus McToogle’s Restaurant in Invermere will be closing at the end of September.

District of Invermere council wants to keep residents happy and involved in community events and activities.

To contribute to and enhance the District of Invermere’s social and economic well-being is the stated goal of the District’s new events co-ordinator.

Haworth Development Consulting in Invermere, B.C., specializes in planning and managing large-scale construction projects on challenging terrain.

Provider of warmth in winter, cool relief in summer, and a comforting soak in the hot tub in any season, Diamond Heating & Spas in Invermere is a treasure.

The Artym Gallery in Invermere, B.C., showcases the works of 65 professional Canadian artists.

On August 19, TSN and Kraft Canada presented Invermere, B.C., with a $25,000 cheque and a celebration.

Pine Ridge Mountain Resort in Invermere is planning some new recreational additions.

Village Arts in Invermere has undergone renovations.

Invermere’s Groundswell Network Society has been a growing success for more than a decade.

Columbia Basin Trust is providing funding to help make the knowledge gleaned from Groundswell's community greenhouse in Invermere more easily accessible.

The staff at ICAN in Invermere are devoted to public education and animal welfare

Invermere is taking the lead by installing charging units for electric vehicles in town.

Pamela Nairn of Panache Interiors suggested some important things to keep in mind when you’re investing in home decor.

Pamela Nairn, owner of Panache Interiors Inc. in Invermere, is a star in Canada’s roster of multimillion-dollar home designers.

The Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy (CBAL) appeared on the list of 20 of B.C.’s biggest educational charitable organizations.

Elana Rosenfeld remains CEO of Kicking Horse Coffee.

Columbia Basin Trust is making $150,000 available for projects that benefit Basin youth through two granting programs.

Minister of Community, Sport and Cultural Development Bill Bennett announced today that Cabinet has approved the incorporation of Jumbo.

The Columbia Valley Pioneer is reporting that the long time owners of Invermere’s biggest grocery store, Sobeys, have sold out to new ownership.

The Family Resource Centre in Invermere has hired Larry Rohrick to be the new director of program management

Columbia Valley regional chamber gives strong support to local businesses under executive director Susan Clovechok

In what may be a first in Canadian media circles, the Invermere Valley Echo newspaper (published since 1956) and its upstart competitor, the Columbia Valley Pioneer, (published since 2003), have entered into a joint operating agreement.

Rick Luyendyk has built Lakeland Contracting over the last 30-plus years. In 2008 he scaled back his work commitments and is enjoying a more balanced lifestyle.

One of Invermere's newest business, namely the Arrowhead Brewing Company, has been up and running since early this spring.

Business paper, Business in Vancouver, has listed Invermere’s Kicking Horse Coffee as one of B.C.’s largest women-owned businesses.

The 91sheep website is the flock-promoting community link created by Thea Hansen of Edgewater, B.C.

Bill Swan, who is the owner of Greenman Sustainable Solutions in Invermere, worked with the District of Invermere to incorporate four state-of-the-art renewable-energy systems in the design of the new Kinsmen Beach Amenity Building on Lake Windermere.

The District of Invermere has constructed a brand new 1,830-square-foot amenity building at Kinsmen Beach and it is designed to stay open all year long.

Phase 1 of Invermere's Columbia Garden Village, administered by Golden Life Management, is in full use; construction of Phase 2 has begun.

East Kootenay Influential Women in Business Awards 2012 Winner: Sydney-Anne Porter, AG Valley Foods, Invermere.

Stephanie and Aaron Van de Kemp presented their first “baby,” Cleanline Automotive, to the public on April 11, 2012—and they have an actual baby due in June.

Solar systems can save your business money and satisfy your environmental conscience. Greenman Sustainable Solutions facilitated the installation of a system at Kicking Horse Café in Invermere in 2010.

It’s grand opening week (April 25 to 28) at Canadian Tire in Invermere. The new store’s owner/operater/manager is Craig Knapp and his store will employ 30 to 35 people.

Development of a ski resort on Jumbo Glacier, an issue that has divided the East Kootenay community for decades, must include consideration of 195 environmental conditions.

The golf season is just around the corner, and outdoor enthusiasts can’t wait to get a taste of summer activities in the Columbia Valley.

Purcell Organics sells signature organic teas in the Kootenays and farms organic produce as well.

Mark Anielski, author of The Economics of Happiness, spoke at the Wildsight Public Forum in Invermere Community Hall on March 2, 2012.

YPC Fitness sets the bar high, providing a high quality workout space and much more.

When you're in business, it all comes down to location and the the Rockies West Real Estate knows it: check out their new location.

Imagine being treated for anything from attention deficit disorder to Lyme disease from the comfort of your home. No busy parking lots, no waiting rooms and no one rushing you through a five-minute appointment.

Four unique presenters will be panelists at a grass roots public forum hosted by Wildsight, on March 2nd and 3rd, 2012.

Construction on the new Invermere Canadian Tire project is moving along nicely.

A construction team located in Invermere anticipates that the new Canadian Tire will be ready in the spring of 2012.