Ktunaxa artist Darcy Roshau creates intricate beadwork and murals to honour her community and culture.
by Danielle BrostAll Cranbrook articles
Catching up with the COO of Gipman Kitchens & Cabinetry in Cranbrook
by Kerry ShellbornThe owner of Arq Mountain Centre in Cranbrook, B.C., discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the thriving climbing community he has fostered.
by Kerry ShellbornCyndi Weltz discusses the journey of Life Balance, its impact, and future goals in addressing the health needs of local women.
by Danielle BrostThe annual Business Excellence awards were held on October 27th at Key City Theatre.
by Julie MatchettShared workspaces in communities like Cranbrook, Golden, Fernie, Nelson and Trail provide flexibility and support in a communal environment.
by Julie MatchettThroughout the East Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales.
by Julie MatchettThe Baker Hotel has been renovated and revamped to breathe new life into the city's downtown core
by Danielle BrostHistory buffs are drawn to these popular heritage sites in the East Kootenay
by Julie MatchettUniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettThe owner of the Paw Shop in Cranbrook is making her entrepreneurial dreams come true, and she’s happy to share her secrets.
by Danielle CameronOwner Dennis Scott is the owner of Humble Bee Builds and is passionate about alternative living
by Julie MatchettWhen twins Robyn Hansen & Becky McArthur bought their first business, they each had toddlers. Now, they’re serving up frozen yogurt alongside their teenagers
by Kristen MitchellCranbrook is focused on revitalization and attracting new businesses and opportunities
by Julie MatchettCan’t get enough reading material? Check out this list of bookstores in the East Kootenay.
by Julie MatchettA wage subsidy program through Columbia Basin Trust enables skilled workers to stay in the Kootenays.
The annual Business Excellence Awards were celebrated earlier this year
by Julie MatchettBruce Seitz, sales representative at Royal Lepage, explains why the real estate market is hot in the Kootenays
by Kyle BornHaving a deer-resistant garden is possible with careful planning and some knowledge of suitable plants
by Julie MatchettJaclyn Rad is the owner of Kootenay Baby Gear Rental in Cranbrook
by Julie MatchettWhat does a social media manager really do all day?
by Kerry ShellbornAfter the pandemic inspired a surge of new pet adoptions, Kootenay Canine Adventures was perfectly positioned to meet customer demand.
by Danielle CameronBob Bullock, owner of Cranbrook Hyundai, has transformed the location inside and out
by Kyle BornFrom much-needed housing to commercial buildings, these East Kootenay cities are continuing to blossom.
by Julie MatchettJody McInnes, President of Stillwater Consulting in Cranbrook, B.C., has formed several businesses based on changing lives in a positive way
by Kyle BornStillwater Consulting is now offering NexGen Business Training, a virtual program that helps youth across B.C. develop and launch a business idea
by Kyle BornThey’re a growing trend across the Kootenays—check out this list of the region’s co-working spaces.
by Julie MatchettMorchella Market & Cafe is bringing a farm fresh feel to grocery shopping downtown Cranbrook, accompanied by the fully renovated co-working space upstairs
by Karrigan FolvikJared Williams, manager of Northstar Bicycle Co. in Cranbrook, B.C., has adapted his love of bicycles and coffee into a popular Kootenay Business
by Kyle BornGrowing fatter by the month: Feastify is adding 6 to 8 new communities a month across Canada
by Virginia RaschErin Robertson and Dennis Lavoie are the urban farmers behind this new startup superfood business
by Julie MatchettHelen Barron, executive director of the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce, highlights new programs implemented amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
by Kyle BornBusiness baron Brian Fehr is bullish on his four Kootenay businesses with more exciting plans forthcoming
by Virginia RaschThe City of Cranbrook begins its fleet transition to EVs with the purchase of its first electric vehicle
by Virginia RaschThe annual BC Business “Most Resilient Cities in 2021” list includes Nelson and Cranbrook
by Julie MatchettMaraih Tarasoff and Marina Stropky started off as high school friends at Mount Baker, and ended up being well-matched business partners
by Danielle CameronKris Eliuk, owner of Yellowday Energy in Cranbrook, makes functional metal art, including flashlights, high-end fidget spinners, patches and bottle openers
by Kyle BornFounded in 1950, the East Kootenay Community Credit Union is celebrating their 70th anniversary on December 14, 2020
by Julie MatchettThe vacant Canadian Tire property in Cranbrook has been purchased by a Calgary-based development company
by Julie MatchettMichael Keefer, an exemplary entrepreneur, owns three green businesses in the Kootenays
by Virginia RaschLocated in Balment Park, the KEYSA sports facility will truly be a Cranbrook community venue
by Julie MatchettKootenay Computer helps with the digital divide and picks up a Business-to-Business Excellence Award from the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce
by Virginia RaschThe winners were celebrated a little differently this year at the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce’s Business Excellence Awards.
by Julie MatchettRon Demaniuk has steel fabricated a screaming eagle statue in Cranbrook’s Harmony Park
by Kyle BornWildsight is hosting fun summer day camps for kids ages seven to 12
by Julie MatchettJesse Roberts, co-owner of Fire Hall Kitchen & Tap in Cranbrook, B.C., offers advice on how to reopen business during COVID-19
by Kyle BornA new store in downtown Cranbrook is turning up the coolness factor with their frozen yogurt treats
by Julie MatchettThroughout the East Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales
by Julie MatchettWe’ve compiled a list of retail, takeout, delivery and professional service businesses that you can support in Cranbrook
by Kyle BornLynn McIntosh has made it her mission to remove all graffiti from buildings in Cranbrook, B.C.
by Kyle Born