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Working to make the West Kootenay Regional Airport more accessible even during inclement weather.

17 projects funded in last intake.

New trades training equipment will give students hands-on experience with tools currently used by these industries.

From interior to exterior, it's all about low and no maintenance in building or renovating a home.

The Brilliant Dam recieves recognition of excellence in cost and operational management.

In February 2015, Rebecca Vassilakakis will attend her fifth Canada Winter Games, her third as manager and assistant coach of the B.C. Squash Squad.

It's the second consecutive year Columbia Power has been honoured.

Kootenay Market is a welcoming hub at the heart of Castlegar, B.C., thanks to manager Dan Rye and his friendly staff.

Boosting enthusiasm for science is the focus of Kootenay Association for Science & Technology’s GLOWS Program.

The survey asked thousands of travelers a variety of questions that provide valuable information to the member communities and businesses of the Loop.

Columbia Power Corporation based in Castlegar was recently honoured.

Lawrence Chernoff has returned as the mayor of Castlegar, bringing his upbeat outlook back to the city for a fourth term.

Bruce Richier of Leaf Cabinetry produces beautiful cabinets and furniture pieces for homes and businesses throughout the West Kootenay.

Yoga by Myra has moved to a new location, in Castlegar, B.C.

Four tips that will help take the stress out of buying a new home

Ernie’s Used Auto Parts in Castlegar, B.C., stays on the forefront of conscientious vehicle recycling.

Have your say and win $1,000 to donate.

Michael Flood and Carol Pears of MountainHigh Lighting Designs have found a business niche that utilizes their passions.

The community of Castlegar, B.C., has a new recreation area through the completion of the Natural Outdoor Swimming Ponds project in Millennium Park.

Crumbs is a small artisan bakery café that is in its first year of operation in Castlegar, B.C.

From horses and handsaws to logging trucks and high-speed lumber stackers, the Kalesnikoffs have kept the family business going strong since 1939.

Popular School Works Program continues this fall.

Vancouver-based Canfor and a number of other companies lead the list.

With proven results in some of the most grueling industries, Selkirk College biology instructor Dr. Delia Roberts is bringing her expertise in the field.

Sixty-eight years and three generations later, B A Benson & Son Ltd. is still being driven by its strong customer relationships.

Castlegar Chamber of Commerce held their annual Business Awards gala event earlier this spring.

A healthy forest sector in British Columbia is vital to the economic and social fabric of the province.

Mountain Transport Institute, a driving school in Castlegar, B.C., is doing its part to put more professional truck drivers on the road.

Vista Radio, based in Castlegar, has rebranded their Mountain FM station into The GOAT.

Kootenay Business magazine is pleased to welcome Dianna Ducs and Shelley Adams

Columbia Basin Trust commits $275,000 over three years to Invest Kootenay.

Locally made beer, smoked-on-the-premises meats and a happy staff make Lion’s Head Smoke & Brew a popular meeting place in Castlegar, B.C.

$50,000 in support received from the Trust to help implement Selkirk's new Rural Pre-Medicine Program.

A partnership between Selkirk College and Teck Metals provides opportunity to a student to undertake an applied research project.

Newly formed internship to provide support for a COTR student to undertake a community-based research project in the East Kootenay Region.

Selkirk College is a great place to work and the West Kootenay-Boundary a great place to live.

Kootenay Market is an independent grocery store that offers a friendly, local supermarket alternative in Castlegar, B.C.

A new website brings together all that is happening in arts, culture and heritage around Castlegar.

Neil and Darlene Kalawsky of Kalawsky Chevrolet Buick GMC have grown Castlegar as a car-buying destination and have continued to learn along the way.

Castlegar’s chief administrative officer, John Malcolm, talks about the city’s economic energy and its exciting initiatives.

Castlegar needs your nominations in this years Kraft Hockeyville challenge.

When she fell in love with stand up paddleboarding, Kathy Verigin decided to meld in her passion for design and create an online guide for the sport.

Selkirk College in Castlegar, B.C., has developed a pre-medicine program to offer opportunities to students who hope to serve rural locations.

The recently released 2013 State of the Basin report provides valuable insight into what makes this part of the province tick.

Hartmut and Marina Kaden have opened the Chameleon, a new German restaurant in Castlegar.

Kootenay Business brings our readers an update on the Waneta Dam expansion, a major project taking place in our backyard.

Even after 30 years as owner of Mallard’s Source For Sports in Castlegar, Dale Donaldson still enjoys every shift he works.

Selkirk College has created the Rural Pre-Medicine Advanced Diploma and Associate Degree Program.

The Kootenay Career Development Society supports employers and job seekers and helps people gain access to skills training.

High school students from around the region learned about the GIS program on its Castlegar campus last month.