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Rossland, Developments Red Mountain in Rossland revitalizes day lodge

Kootenay Rockies Tourism launches an innovative tag program

Nelson On air today—Nelson’s newest radio station—1035 The Bridge

Arches opening celebration September 11, 2010

Trail, Developments Fortis announces go-ahead of $900 million Waneta expansion

Cranbrook Cranbrook’s Jason Wheeldon achieves Lifetime Award of Excellence

Selkirk College’s prez heads east

Golf or die broke!

Condo/resort trends in the Kootenays

Nelson Brewing up business in the Kootenays

Cranbrook, Developments “500-Year” museum strategic plan begins

Seven specialized consultants are involved in a $115,000 study to chart long-term museum survival.

A S.I.M.P.L.E. gathering

Join us later this month for a S.I.M.P.L.E. gathering, an event aimed at supporting the development of the digital media and IT sector in the East Kootenay.

Mountains of Gold postponed till 2011

Developments, Education Former COTR student returns as assistant deputy minister

Education Project management courses coming to college

Nelson Credit Union adds youth to board of directors

Cranbrook, Developments Mammoth crane visits college

Kokanee says that its beer stays fresher longer thanks to new bottle cap

Fernie Fernie’s Nohels Group bought by Interoute

Cranbrook artist Joseph Cross issues new Assiniboine series

Kimberley, Tourism A unique achievement

A new project is in the works for Creston, B.C.

A brand new, three-story office complex—with 4,500 square feet per floor—is being constructed in downtown Creston.

Creston, Developments Creston’s new Tim Hortons rocked on opening day

Author completes a unique leadership skills book written for teens and young adults

Nelson Two Nelson-area online stores hold grand opening at local cafe

Cranbrook OK Tire in Cranbrook under new ownership

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