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As the first executive director of Cranbrook Tourism, Kristy Jahn-Smith aims to put Cranbrook on the map as a tourism destination.

With perfect timing for the holidays, Zoe and Sheldon Ferguson opened the Treehouse Toy Co. in Kimberley, B.C., in November

There have been some recent additions and changes to the scene on Kimberley's Platzl

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

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

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

Zabrina Nelson, owner of Revival Boutique, has moved her clothing store from Rossland to Castlegar

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

A bad business deal and a bucket of molasses were the inspiration for a spirited new business in Revelstoke, B.C.

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

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

Congratulations to the winners and nominees of the recent 2018 Business Excellence awards

Mother Natures in Castlegar has been locally owned for nearly 50 years.

Coal Town Goods carries local and handmade merchandise to suit every taste.

Stoke Cold Pressed Juice has been a regular supplier to Circle Health Food & Café and owner Jill Bentley see this as a natural gateway to expand their business

Brad Crockett, president and owner of The Crockett Book Co. in Trail, B.C., has successfully brought his bookstore into the digital age

Can-Filters was purchased in October 2017 by international garden products giant, Hawthorne, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Scott’s Miracle-Gro.

Jordan McKee is the new general manager of Subaru of Cranbrook.

The annual Business Walk captures the pulse of businesses throughout Cranbrook.

The new owners of Gerry’s Gelati in Invermere, B.C., have found the secret recipe for success.

First distiller in Fernie opens for business on Canada Day.

With many people coming to Cranbrook and Kimberley for the 55+ B.C. Games, local businesses should see a boom. Here's how businesses can get involved.

Bob Hellman has an enduring love for paddling and for Canada’s wilderness, and his business keeps him connected to that passion.

Northstar Roasting Company is Brian Conn’s dream come true.

This talented Kootenay businesswoman has a number of exciting projects on the go.

Cherlet has a shining reputation in Revelstoke for her business, Big Mountain Kitchen & Linen.

Diggers and Daisies Children’s Consignment has been welcomed to the Castlegar retail scene with open arms.

Lindsay Reynolds, owner of Three Sisters Day Spa in Fernie, B.C., pampers her guests with Aveda-exclusive care

Chantel Vincent, owner of Freyja Lifestyle Fashion in Fernie, B.C., provides trendy clothes to women in the Kootenays

Nicole Kauffman, owner of Cap-it Cranbrook, keeps truck users stocked with everything they need

Passion for the Revelstoke lifestyle, commitment to quality, and a strong work ethic are the foundations of Greg Fortier’s success.

Kat Cadegan, designer and creator of handmade jewelry, talked with us about entrepreneurship.

Golden Installations has been in business for over 47 years in the Upper Columbia Valley.

Overwaitea Foods stores in Kimberley and Creston have rebranded to Save-On-Foods

The Real Canadian Superstore in Cranbrook is making grocery shopping more convenient than ever before

Paper and Cup is a new bookstore and café in Kimberley, B.C.

Fernie Distillers is the first licensed craft distillery in Fernie, B.C.

Terra Park and Rob Jay are intimately connected to the people of Revelstoke—their organic farm provides food for the community.

Thirty years of experience and knowledge in the security industry have placed William Trowell at the top of his game.

Sears in Nelson, B.C., is undergoing a transformation to Bears Furniture and Appliances thanks to owner Barry Marsh

Lolli and David Gagnon have founded a business and a not-for-profit organization that support the community of Golden, B.C.

Darrell Kemle’s businesses run on a tried-and-true combination: high-quality product at a fair price, backed by exceptional customer service.

Bears Furniture and Appliances will also operate under the BrandSource label, with an extensive selection of appliances, furniture and electronics.

Well-known Cranbrook resident Tasy Strouzas is the new manager of the Coles bookstore in Tamarack Centre in Cranbrook

The Cranbrook and area business landscape has been busy over the last 12 months, with businesses expanding, renovating and updating.

Brian and Julie Pealow are the new owners of the Loblaw’s franchise in Creston, now called Pealow’s Independent Grocer.

AG Valley Foods in Invermere, B.C., won the 2017 Independent Grocer of the Year silver award

Dale Felhauer, general manager of Inland in Cranbrook, B.C., continues to guide the company to the pinnacle of heavy equipment sales

The Kicking Horse Chamber of Commerce hosted a gala dinner event and presented 14 awards in a variety of categories.

Writer Jody Jacob, born and raised in Cranbrook, has published a children’s book called The Man & the Bear, created for kids between the ages of birth to seven.