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Mike McPhee
Tourism Representing B.C.

Mike McPhee, director of sales and marketing for the Island Lake Resort Group, has been chosen to be part of a specialized committee.

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Fernie, Tourism All spruced up

The Fernie Museum has undergone a significant renovation and made improvements to its displays.

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Young woman and three children with teddybears sit on the grass in a park
Invermere, Tourism Invermere, the experience

To contribute to and enhance the District of Invermere’s social and economic well-being is the stated goal of the District’s new events co-ordinator.

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Smiling couple standing in front of a large painting of wind-blown red poppies
Invermere, Retail, Small Business, Tourism Art as life

The Artym Gallery in Invermere, B.C., showcases the works of 65 professional Canadian artists.

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Three children display a large cheque in the amount of $25,000
Invermere, Developments, Tourism Making a splash park

On August 19, TSN and Kraft Canada presented Invermere, B.C., with a $25,000 cheque and a celebration.

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A skier in a yellow jacket carves down a powdery slope with snow-covered trees.
Rossland, Developments, Tourism Mixing Red and Grey

Red Mountain Resort in Rossland has a huge expansion underway with a new lift to the peak of neighbouring Grey Mountain.

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Photo Grey Wolf Golf Course at Panorama Mountain Village
Developments, Tourism Greywolf Golf Course sold to Alberta investors

Panorama Mountain Village finalized the full ownership transfer of the award winning Greywolf Golf Course at Panorama Mountain Village to Totem Golf Ltd.

Photo Mike McPhee
Tourism Appointments announced for Destination BC’s Tourism Marketing Committee

Tourism industry representatives have been selected to serve on Destination British Columbia’s Tourism Marketing Committee, announced Board Chair Andrea Shaw.

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Nelson, Tourism Transitioning the Hume

The Hume Hotel in Nelson retains its historical charm while providing guests with efficient, high-tech amenities.

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For Dr. Cassandra Boon, nothing beats hiking in the beautiful mountains of the Kootenays.
Kimberley, Tourism Where Kimberley locals vacation

Owners and staff at three businesses in B.C.'s East Kootenay regions divulge their weekend getaway secrets—and they are all local.

by Lisa Crane
Photo Kikomon Creek sign
Financial, Tourism Top BC Parks in the Kootenays by revenue

Kikomun Creek (south of Fernie) and Kokanee Creek (on Kootenay Lake) rank 11th and 12th as the largest revenue generators for BC Parks province-wide.

posters for Self Help and The Wizard of Oz shows in Kimberley
Kimberley, Tourism Putting together summer theatre in Kimberley, B.C.

For summer 2013, Kimberley Summer Theatre presents "Self Help" in July and "The Wizard of Oz" in August.

by Lisa Crane
Smiling man sits astride a statue of a large black rooster
Castlegar, Cuisine, Tourism Chef Patrick comes home

Patrick Tomelin, a Selkirk College grad, is the new chef at the Black Rooster Bar & Grill in Castlegar, B.C., after cooking in Banff.

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Nelson, Cuisine, Tourism The hands just know

The cooks don’t use precise measurements, yet the food at Baba’s Indian Cuisine is consistently delicious.

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Max sits on a small platform boat running a motor with a dog and a pair of binoculars nearby.
Castlegar, Tourism Where Castlegar locals get away

With a plenty of outdoor activities and a vibrant art scene, Castlegar is a destination on its own. But what do the locals do when they have some time off?

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Rossland, Developments, Tourism Red Mountain Resort & Regional Economy get lift

Red Mountain Resort now in Top 20 of all North American resorts by terrain scale.

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Fresh Tracks Food truck with signs saying it's open for business
Nelson, Tourism Whitewater in summer

Whitewater Ski Resort is closed for the season, and the summer employees are busy upgrading the amenities for the winter crowds.

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Man and young woman paddling a canoe on a mountain lake
Castlegar, Nelson, Trail, Tourism West Kootenay getaways

As the highways fill with vacationers, West Kootenay residents talk about their favourite local spots to relax and recharge.

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Cranbrook, Developments, Tourism New restaurant opens for service at Canadian Rockies International Airport

Travellers to and from the airport can again get a hot meal or a cool beverage before heading off to their final destination.

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Cranbrook, Tourism New executive director at Cranbrook’s Canadian Museum of Rail Travel

Damon Colgan has been appointed as New Executive Director at Cranbrook’s Canadian Museum of Rail Travel.

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A blonde woman holds a paintbrush next to a work-in-art of a painting of a man.
Tourism Connect with art on Kootenay Lake

Kootenay Lake Art Connections, an art walk connecting many of the venues on Kootenay Lake’s East Shore, is certainly a great initiative.

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Tourism Kootenay Country on display at the Federation of Canadian Municipalities

Replaced a number of years ago with Kootenay Rockies branding, it was interesting to see the Kootenay Country brand reappear.

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The CVWMA interpretive centre is surrounded by wetlands and trails to explore.
Creston, Environment, Tourism Beauty and the beasts

There’s an internationally appreciated wildlife management area in Creston that has been helping visitors learn about the nature of our area since 1968.

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Deli 2 Dublin, an Irish Indian fusion band, playing at the 2011 Kaslo Jazz Etc. Summer Music Festival
Kaslo, Tourism Kaslo’s festival scene is earning Canada-wide recognition

Kaslo May Days and the Kaslo Jazz Etc. Summer Music Festival—both held in the village of Kaslo, B.C.—are two of the top celebrations in Canada.

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Two girls in hiking gear stand looking over an epic mountain landscape.
Fernie, Tourism Flexible growth at Island Lake Lodge

The world may know Island Lake Lodge as a mecca for powdery cat skiing. However, those a little closer to home are aware of the summertime beauty of the area.

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Tourism Call for three Kootenay Regional nominees

Applications are now being accepted from tourism industry representatives interested in serving on the Destination British Columbia Tourism Marketing Committee.

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Cranbrook, Small Business, Tourism Meet the Echo 4x4 trailer

North American Safari Company introduces the Echo 4x4 trailer, an off-road-capable addition to the North American camping scene.

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Kimberley, Tourism Kimberley chamber moves to new location

The Kimberley Chamber of Commerce has moved to a new location on 253 Wallinger Avenue, near the Platzl, in Kimberley's downtown area.

In this black and white photo a man's rugged face is framed by a snow covered hood. He wears snow goggles that reflect a helicopter.
Revelstoke, Tourism Eagle Pass Heliskiing: onward and upward

Scott Newsome's passion and experience have led him to part ownership in Eagle Pass Heliskiing, a company in which he also works as a lead guide.

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A snow covered and picturesque log cabin structure is surrounded by people and tents.
Revelstoke, Tourism Revelstoke shows strong tourism growth

Revenue numbers from 2012 show that the city of Revelstoke, B.C., has enjoyed another successful year with regards to tourism.

by Alan Mason
A portrait of Emma Kirkland smiling in a black shirt with short blonde hair.
Revelstoke, Tourism A fantastic place for business and lifestyle

Emma Kirkland moved to Revelstoke, B.C., to manage the Powder Springs Inn and has discovered that it’s a great all-round community.

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Two owners and the general manager of Everything Revelstoke stand on the steps of their new building. All wear sky-blue RMR jackets. A little black dog sits at their feet.
Revelstoke, Tourism Everything Revelstoke: tourism in one place

An independent initiative—Everything Revelstoke—is being established to serve visitors to the city of Revelstoke, B.C.

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Cranbrook, Tourism New general manager at Fort Steele Heritage Town ready for busy season

New general manager of Fort Steele Heritage Town Jennifer Dunkerson is gearing up for a busy spring and summer season at the popular visitors destination.

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Radium Hot Springs, Environment, Tourism Kootenay National Park wants to reduce wildlife collisions

In summer 2013, work will be underway in Kootenay National Park to add wildlife fencing and underpasses in order to reduce wildlife/vehicle collisions.

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The blurred man against a blue sky and green trees holds out a wine glass to signify Creston's abundance.
Creston, Tourism Growing Together in the Creston Valley

The Creston Valley has launched a branding initiative that will be an effective tool in promoting the community

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Fernie, Tourism A world of powder

Island Lake Catskiing is 25 years old and is celebrating its history and the contributions of the guests who love it.

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Two men wearing ski-jackets stand outdoors on a city street with mountains in the background
Fernie, Tourism Moments captured

Mark Gallup, a world-renowned photographer, and Mike McPhee of Island Lake Catskiing have created a work of art in their book "Bears Above the Valley."

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Elkford, Developments, Tourism Award-winning District of Elkford has big plans for 2013

The District of Elkford has been recognized over the last few years for many accomplishments, and has set out some new major projects for 2013.

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Sparwood, Small Business, Tourism Sparwood’s chamber of commerce

The new manager of the Sparwood & District Chamber of Commerce looks forward to the year ahead.

by Lisa Crane
Young man wearing a white T-shirt under a red/grey/black plaid shirt stands in front of a display of sport equipment
Fernie, Retail, Tourism Bored stiff? No way!

Fernie offers lifestyle elements and business opportunities that are important to Geof Hare and his young family.

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Smiling woman in corporate uniform stands in front of a wall rack of brochures.
Castlegar, Tourism A life full of favourite things

Susan Stewart has found her perfect environment and workplace—and time to enjoy both—in Castlegar, B.C.

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Fernie, Tourism Fernie’s lively summer scene

Downtown Fernie has a lot more to offer in the summer than it used to, for both residents and visitors.

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Kimberley, Tourism Kimberley Chamber out and Tourism Kimberley in

In mid-December, Kimberley City Council endorsed a contract with Tourism Kimberley to manage the Kimberley Visitor Centre.

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Golden, Kimberley, Technology, Tourism A winning combination: Story & Co. and Tourism Golden

Story & Co. helped Tourism Golden produce a website that strengthens the story of Golden.

by Lisa Crane
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Kimberley, Small Business, Tourism Planning a corporate business event

Event co-ordinator Meta Yee-Lim offers five tips on how to plan a great corporate business event.

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Castlegar, Developments, Tourism Castlegar: a thriving hub of the West Kootenay

The City of Castlegar has big plans for the community in 2013.

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Fernie, Tourism World-class skiing

Judges of the World Snow Awards in London have given Fernie Alpine Resort the prestigious title of the top ski resort in North America.

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Kimberley, Developments, Environment, Tourism Paving the way for a thriving business climate

The City of Kimberley has made huge steps in improving its business climate and is working at becoming a leader in solar energy.

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people at Panorama Mountain Resort
Tourism Milestones

Panorama Mountain Village is abuzz with excitement this season, as the resort is celebrating fifty years of success.

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Man in front of a helicopter
Nelson, Forestry, Mining, Small Business, Tourism High quality at High Terrain Helicopters

Steve Benwell is the owner and founder of High Terrain Helicopters, a Kootenay company that has been in operation for 20 years.

by Lisa Crane

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