A new brand of tourism: Creston Valley-Kootenay Lake Route
A new tourism brand has surfaced that unites the Creston Valley and the Kootenay Lake area to create a collective campaign for the ages.
by Zoë DupleyRiondel is a relaxing little town with a strong community spirit. — Bruce Scott photo
A new tourism brand has surfaced that unites the Creston Valley and the Kootenay Lake area to create a collective campaign for the ages.
by Zoë DupleyWayne Stetski, MP for Kootenay-Columbia, believes in non-partisanship and working collaboratively to make a better Canada.
by Marie MilnerCentral Kootenay has a 50-year history of co-operation between the municipalities and the electoral districts.
by Marie MilnerGina and Cory Medhurst succeed at the unique challenge of running a 21st century blacksmith shop.
by Kristen MitchellThe survey asked thousands of travelers a variety of questions that provide valuable information to the member communities and businesses of the Loop.
High-end houses currently for sale include a lakeside estate in Nelson.
by Kimberly ShellbornThe small community of Riondel seems absolutely tranquil, but a dedicated group of volunteers is busy keeping everything up to date.
by Kristen MitchellHidden gem discovered in south Kootenay living
Kristy Jahn-Smith, executive director of Cranbrook Tourism, is excited about the new downtown office location and Tourism Master Plan
Canadians are flocking to Cranbrook as well as the entire Kootenay region for a higher quality of life
Kootenay entrepreneurs can access a wide variety of stats and facts about Cranbrook on the City’s new data portal website
Justine MacDonald is a Licensed Realtor who’s learning the trade from an expert—her mother, Sandy Smith of Cranbrook, B.C.
Outsourcing commercial laundry needs is made easy with East Kootenay Regional Laundry.