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Revive Boutique is a welcome addition to Cranbrook, providing cutting-edge styles that appeal to a range of customers.

Denham Ford in Cranbrook has entered the import auto market with acquisition of the city’s Hyundai dealership.

Though it’s still a family business, MJ’s Floral & Gifts has new owners.

Funky Stuff specialty clothing store has moved from Cranbrook's Baker Street Mall to Baker Street itself.

Sourdough may be a good option for those with wheat sensitivity, and Kaslo Sourdough now makes sourdough pasta as well as breads.

Woodland Grocery has a refreshed interior thanks to hard-working new owners, Mike and Amy Choi.

Malcolm and Debbie Bott own Universal Footwear in Revelstoke, and recently celebrated their 25th anniversary with the business.

New parents in the Kootenays now have a local resource for baby products as well as somewhere to find community and information.

Daniel Haley is the passionate entrepreneur behind Casa Di Cioccolato and the creator of Bike Alley, a project he calls “community development from within.”

The Kicking Horse Country Chamber of Commerce was proud to present the following awards at the 2014 Community Excellence Awards Gala.

The 16th Annual Business Awards held at the Copper Point Resort was an evening of celebrating success, achievement and excellence.

Jones is the family friend you grew up with, according to a report in Canadian Grocer magazine.

Using laminated wood and task-specific lathes, Berley Manufacturing has opened a production shop in Kimberley, B.C.

Initial Designs Custom Embroidery provides more than decoration—its custom logos identify and represent its clients.

Michael Flood and Carol Pears of MountainHigh Lighting Designs have found a business niche that utilizes their passions.

Flowers Galore, Advanced Stove & Fireplace and Greyhound Canada are comfortable co-tenants in a shared location.

Anne Terpsma had a long history of working at jobs traditionally held by men, and then she opened a business that sells only pretty things.

The Bedroom Furniture Galleries and Ashley Furniture Homestore in Cranbrook now have a single warehouse that can better serve customers.

Greenwood City Antiques and Collectibles is making a name for itself.

For Cheryl Côté, owner of Esprit de la Femme Lingerie in Nelson, B.C., building relationships and helping women find confidence is just a day on the job

Paddy Duddy of Big Cranium Design runs a growing screen-printing and design business that was started in his garage

Ian and Deanna Franklin have found their passion through running a quality shoe business in Nelson, B.C.

For Brad Crockett, owner of Crockett Book Company, running a successful business is a continual process of figuring out what works.

Fiona Ritchards is excited to announce the opening of her new and very first retail location in downtown Nelson.

Castlegar Chamber of Commerce held their annual Business Awards gala event earlier this spring.

This new owner is revamping - and renaming - the business formerly known as Chantilly Kitchen, Bed and Bath.

Invermere's new cosmetic line - Anchor Organics - is taking the market by storm.

Tilia Botanicals has recently opened on 1521 Cook Street in Creston, offering an assortment of herbal products.

Next time you’re in Creston, make time to stop at Tigz Tea Hut, where you can browse from a selection of locally made gift items, high-quality teas and more.

Steve Cross and Carolyn Gibson are happy to bring their retail experience to their new home of Revelstoke, B.C., and have opened Revy Outdoors.

Imagine Ink, a well-known Creston resource for graphic design and printing, has new owners and a new location.

Wendy Franz of Imagine Ink, winner of an Influential Women in Business Award, talks about being nominated and about succeeding as a woman in business.

Tony Mulder of Creston, B.C., wants the jewellery he designs for you to express your personality and tell your story.

A new Eclipse store location has opened in Cranbrook this spring.

This home decor and furniture store has undergone a name change and stunning renovations.

Newly opened Tara Books brings together 15 years of framing experience and a bright, high-quality used bookstore.

The owners of the Bedroom Furniture and Ashley Home Furniture stores in Cranbrook have recently acquired the vacated Liquidation World building.

When two artists took ownership of their co-op in Grand Forks, B.C., and grew a retail shop, they learned to build and nurture a business and its customers.

Terry Davis to become Chief Executive Officer of Home Hardware Stores Limited

Cranbrook's newest retailer is set to open on Thursday, April 10th.

Ryan Alvernini is looking forward to the pleasures of the Kootenay lifestyle as he takes on the position of general manager of Sport Chek in Cranbrook.

Cranbrook's Tamarack Centre to see exciting retail developments

Cranbrook’s Dollar Tree was swarming with enthusiastic shoppers during its soft opening on Saturday, March 15.

A list of the biggest breweries and beer distributors in B.C. published in Business in Vancouver newspaper.

Kootenay Market is an independent grocery store that offers a friendly, local supermarket alternative in Castlegar, B.C.

Tammy Howard has brought her visually appealing quilt shop to Cranbrook, B.C.

Sport Chek sells clothing and equipment for sports and active lifestyles, and supports active lifestyle events in its communities.

Daniel Powell recently joined the North Star GM’s sales staff in Cranbrook

Labatt’s Breweries of Canada continue to win a impressive string of awards for their feature-length movie.

Cranbrook's Beachcomber Hot Tubs awarded.