All Castlegar articles

The West Kootenay Regional Airport in Castlegar will receive funding to rehabilitate the airside lighting and electrical systems

The Paulson Bridge crosses over McRae Creek and the Kettle Valley Rail Trail on the Crowsnest Highway, approximately 50 kilometres west of Castlegar

Maggie Shirley, curator and gallery assistant for Kootenay Gallery of Art in Castlegar, B.C., highlights the historic gallery’s exhibitions and programs

Stephanie Allen-Pelletier, communications director for MarWest Industries, highlights the completed updates on Columbia Avenue in Castlegar

Meet the West Kootenay and Boundary region nominees for our 40 under 40 list.

DCT Chambers Trucking presents the DCT or dump-clean trailer—another innovation in a long line of firsts.

A geospatial analyst for Nelson’s Harrier Aerial Surveys, Landry is part of a team that provides high-precision surveying

In Castlegar, the seeds of economic development, career inspiration and opportunity are planted early and deep.

Selkirk College hosted a demonstration day that put focus on the latest tools used for geospatial data collection.

Maryann Puliz, owner and trainer at FiTBoX Cross Training in Castlegar, B.C., has combined kickboxing and crossfit into a stellar workout

Natalia Pacheco, owner of Gravi Tea Coffee & Toys in Castlegar, has earned a place on our Top 10 Kootenay Business People 2019 list.

Selkirk College is participating in the BC Cool Campus Challenge to lower its environmental footprint

Numerous new construction and development projects are springing up throughout the Kootenays

The new mayor of Castlegar is well acquainted with infrastructure and what it means to the city’s ability to function.

The learning journey at Selkirk College hinges on dedicated instructors who inspire students to advance their lives through education.

Trail-based Silver City Stagelines Ltd. (SCSL) applied and was approved to operate a new bus service between Nelson/Trail and Kelowna

Zabrina Nelson, owner of Revival Boutique, has moved her clothing store from Rossland to Castlegar

The Hub will be the centre for tourism and economic development and is expected to draw 20,000+ people annually for hub occupants.

These are three businesses that made our top 50 list in 2018.

Mother Natures in Castlegar has been locally owned for nearly 50 years.

Bus riders in the West Kootenay Regional Transit System will soon be able to choose new weekday trips between Nelson and Selkirk College in Castlegar.

The Waneta Terrestrial Compensation Program (WTCP) has selected five projects for funding as part of a mandate to support habitat restoration & conservation.

Lucas Pitts, the current Director of Public Works, has been appointed to take over both the Director of Public Works and Director of Development Services jobs.

Nicholas and Wendy Fominoff have set their family’s bakery apart with their handmade treats and lunches. Here is what makes their place so special.

The Chamber of Year award recognized the innovative efforts that the Chamber has put into play with the Castlegar Economic Development Plan.

It would appear that whenever a major thoroughfare like Highway #3 connects with adjoining streets the potential for crashes climbs substantially.

Rauni Naud combines a single-minded focus, continuing education and passion for her community to achieve financial success and a balanced life.

Chris has been involved in a variety of organizations, lending his good-natured expertise to many projects.

The new owners plan to expand the schedule and offer a variety of classes like Spin, Tabata, Bootcamps and Functional Training.

Business professionals give back to their community by investing their time in young learners.

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.

Holly Smee uses her natural empathy and compassion to assist her clients at Hollytree Wellness.

Chris Mansbridge, traditional Chinese medicine practitioner, brings positivity and realism to his healthcare practice in Castlegar.

Carly Hadfield deserves recognition for her role in starting a successful taphouse and furthering the craft beer industry in the West Kootenay.

Mandy Chutskoff of Castlegar is sharing her love of yoga with her clients, and encouraging improved wellbeing in the region.

Passion, determination, ongoing education and a support system are the cornerstones of success for Suzie LaRose.

Diggers and Daisies Children’s Consignment has been welcomed to the Castlegar retail scene with open arms.

Dr. Kristy Dennison, veterinarian and owner of Castlegar Veterinary Hospital, practises patience with her four-legged patients

FortisBC’s Community Investment program has helped to fund a snowtube, a specialized piece of equipment used to collect core samples from snowpacks.

A collaborative effort in Castlegar has produced an exciting three-year economic development work plan.

In an effort to avoid tragedy and make Castlegar's streets safer for everyone, Celgar has launched a fantastic campaign that has received great response so far

Chris Barlow, long-time city employee and Castlegar’s new CAO, talked with us about his background, his work and the year ahead.

These Castlegar citizens have gone beyond the necessary to create quality in the business community and benefits for the community at large.

Gambling revenue at the two provincially licensed casinos in the Kootenays generated a combined revenue of over $20 million in 2015/2016.

Here's a selection of unique restaurants that are currently for sale in the Kootenay region.

As FortisBC's $23-million operations centre comes to completion in Castlegar, we examine some of the benefits and features of the new facility

Canadian rock climbing superstar Will Stanhope will be guest speaking at the Kootenay Climbing Festival on Saturday, September 23rd in Robson, B.C.

The centralized Kootenay Operations Centre in Castlegar, British Columbia, provides increased efficiency, among other benefits.

Leeza Zurwick of Castlegar, B.C., has started up a new business that provides customers with water kefir do-it-yourself kits

Joy Barrett combines creativity and hard-headed business sense in her work as cultural development officer for the City of Nelson, B.C.