Slocan: Who’s who in business

Business in the village of Slocan: Take a look at the top entrepreneurs and initiatives from this West Kootenay community.

Slocan Lake, BC

Slocan Lake is a wonder to behold, as many Kootenay residents and visitors have discovered. — Photo courtesy Brian Uhreen/Flickr Creative Commons

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The Village of Slocan, located at the southern end of Slocan Lake in British Columbia, is a small but historically significant community that was once a hub for mining and forestry. Today, it is known for its scenic beauty, outdoor recreation opportunities, and a growing focus on sustainability and small business development. With access to the Selkirk Mountains, pristine waterways, and a strong sense of community, Slocan offers a peaceful, nature-focused lifestyle.

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Slocan Chamber of Commerce

The Slocan Valley’s chamber is dedicated to the prosperity of local businesses.

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City of Slocan

The village of Slocan is quaint and charming, and it has a wealth of B.C. beauty all around it. There are ample opportunities for outdoor recreation, with scenic campgrounds, hiking trails and waterways to explore. There are also plenty of attractions for those who love to know more about heritage, given the area's rich yet tumultous history. What a perfect place to do business in the Kootenays!

The Village of Slocan

  • Mayor Jessica Lunn
  • Councillor Joanna Van Bynen
  • Councillor Ezra Buller
  • Councillor Jordan Knott
  • Councillor Madeleine Perriere

Town contact:

Michelle Gordon, City Admin: 250-355-2277

To attend a public meeting, please use this link to attend the meeting virtually, or by telephone1-647-497-9391 Access Code 322-545-565

The schedule can be found here.

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Do you own a business in Slocan? We'd like to hear more about you. Please contact us if you're a successful long-time business owner in the area, or if you think you would qualify as a top employer in the Kootenays.

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