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The Accelerate Kootenays project is facilitated by Community Energy Association.

An aptitude for technology, natural communication skills and an easy way with people have been key to Tracey Buckley’s success.

Technology entrepreneur Pilar Portela shares her perspective on the leadership roles of women in business.

Tips from several Kootenay business leaders who attended the 2018 BC Tech Summit

Part IV. A financial snapshot of West Kootenay bitcoin mining

Part III. What is bitcoin mining and what’s the appeal for this in the West Kootenay?

Part II. The secret bitcoin location in the Kootenays

Part I. Tracking the West Kootenay bitcoin boom

Smrt1 Technologies is debuting its Brain STEM Toolbox at BC Technology show May 14 - 16 in Vancouver BC.

The northern Kootenay Lake area is mountainous and thickly forested, which made traditional Internet infrastructure difficult and expensive.

Morgan Strohmann is co-owner of the new computer retail and service company, Beyond the Boundary Computers, in Grand Forks, B.C.

The success of Sniper Action Photo, a two-man Revelstoke company, is pretty much an entrepreneur’s dream come true.

When the doors open on RoboGames 2018, youth from around the region will be ready to throw their robot in the ring after weeks of building and training.

The four projects demonstrated the ability to succeed in diverse fields including environmental engineering, biotechnology, and agriculture.

Lee Tengum believes that the success of business depends on an expanded reach into the marketplace.

David Read’s business, Valley Hawk Security, offers safety to the Columbia Valley

Ryan Doehle, CEO of Isosceles in Cranbrook, B.C., offers computer retail sales, computer service and support.

FortisBC recently released a new mobile application that allows British Columbians to access their utilities account from their mobile devices.

In addition to his work as an Assistant Professor at UBC, Dr. Yadav is the Vice Chair of the Biotechnical Division of the Chemical Institute of Canada.

Revelstoke’s Aaron Davidson has designed a health tracking app that is growing in popularity in Canada and internationally.

A business approach that includes client collaboration and exceptional client service is winning Sean McTernan, web designer, a loyal following.

GeoLyn Mantei of Nelson is a motivational speaker, a successful entrepreneur, a mother and an inspiration to women everywhere.

Selkirk College is now accepting applications for the upcoming February start in three different programs.

The City of Cranbrook's 311 app is designed to improve customer service between the public and city management/staff.

Metal Tech Alley is a cluster of great minds and opportunities that is leading the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The #BCTECH Summit is the place for connecting industry, government and research under one roof to do business.

Selkirk College and Austin Engineering worked together to create a 3-D printed model of the proposed Corra Linn dam upgrades for FortisBC.

$1 million for non-profit organizations to upgrade critical office technology

The key to success for this entrepreneur is open and honest communication with her customers

Two of Kimberley’s native sons hope to expand Sullivan Machine Works to a location in their home town.

The conference is organized by East Kootenay Chamber of Mines (EKCM), a non-profit organization actively promoting sustainable exploration, mining and education

The proposed Ellison Community Solar Pilot Project, if approved, would be B.C.’s largest utility-led community solar project to date.

Point of sale system 'POS-n-Go' is designed for small business owners.

Attend the Columbia Basin Trust event, SHIFT! Thriving in Change, from anywhere in the Basin

Through #BCGO, the BC Innovation Council makes a concerted effort to bring opportunities to regions that aren’t as closely connected to industry and government

A beautiful area in southeastern British Columbia is becoming a local nexus for the Fourth Industrial Revolution.

The B.C. Growth Opportunities Tour takes businesses looking for tech solutions across the province to interact with local innovators and solution providers

Breakthrough technology from Advanced BioCarbon 3D of Rossland will create biodegradable, high performance, good-for-the-earth plastic.

Improvements at the Trail Regional Airport include a striking new terminal, improved safety, expanded parking and care for the environment.

Methode will acquire all of the outstanding shares of Pacific Insight in an upcoming transaction

The goal of this project was to promote the development, adaptation and/or adoption of technologies and integrate them into business models.

From July 10 to 14, eighteen youth aged 12 to 14 took part in a Mind Over Metal camp at College of the Rockies.

The Community Solar Garden is now operational and supplying power to the Nelson Hydro power grid.

Aaron Lucke, owner of Wynndel Electric, is providing a mobile solar station to power the Creston Valley Farmers Market.

Skynet and Kinetic Wireless, which owns 25 Rogers & Fido stores in B.C., is expanding to serve the Kootenays.

Kurt Huebert of HübertHaus Timberframes in Golden, B.C., has created a company based on hard work, ingenuity and a sophisticated million dollar robot

Imagine Kootenay has introduced a new live feed into B.C.'s main trade and investment website.

Demonstrating wisdom beyond his years, Jordan Strobel embraces the struggle that accompanies achievement.

Bobby Hutchinson loves books so much that she’s made a career of writing them.

Bill Walker teaches a robotics program to students at Mount Baker Secondary School in Cranbrook, B.C.