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 MitchellTwo councillors from neighbouring communities have joined the Trail & District Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors as liaisons.
Phil Aston is a former IT professional who switched careers and became a real estate agent in Cranbrook
The City of Cranbrook has made tremendous strides in creating a fertile environment for entrepreneurs
As part of the Cranbrook Tourism Master Plan, residents and business owners are invited to share their thoughts on the future of tourism in the Key City.
Hidden gem discovered in south Kootenay living
Canadians are flocking to Cranbrook as well as the entire Kootenay region for a higher quality of life