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The Diamond Jubilee Medal was created to mark the 2012 celebrations of the 60th anniversary of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II’s accession to the Throne as Queen

College of the Rockies president and CEO Dr. Nick Rubidge was presented with a Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal on Friday, February 15 by David Wilks.

Fab Rite Services Ltd. offers a wide range of services to the industries of mining, oil and gas, forestry and construction.

The seventh annual Career and Job Fair is shaping up to be another great event.

Tess’ Treasures in Cranbrook has a customer-friendly approach that makes life easier for online sellers and shoppers.

Fab Rite Services Ltd. builds upon its history of outstanding service with a new facility in Sparwood, B.C.

With more space available in its new premises, Key City Gymnastics will soon be offering more programs for East Kootenay residents.

Dennis Hockley hopes to break ground soon for his Oasis Centre recreation complex.

If you’re preparing for the College of the Rockies job and career fair, be sure to check out these opportunity summaries.

Know your market or, in this case, benefit from knowing the people that are looking to network with you.

College of the Rockies is helping to fill a huge demand by industry for industrial mechanics by offering an Industrial Mechanic/Millwright Foundation program.

This attractive building in Cranbrook's industrial park was built, from start to finish, in less than eight months.

K-Country Homes specializes in building investment-style housing with features that incorporate convenience and luxury.

More retail developments in Cranbrook’s SmartCentre, the home of big box retailers like Wal Mart and Superstore, as the shopping area adds more retail outlets.

It is becoming increasingly important to stand out in the job market—luckily this is simpler than it sounds.

Joey Hoeschmann believes in providing great service for his customers and his community.

Scope creep is the expansion of project requirements, as the project is being completed.

The Kootenay Regional Workforce Table has recently been created to help local companies and residents meet their economic goals.

The Cranbrook/Kimberley Winter 2013 Continuing Education guide is now arriving in mailboxes throughout both communities.

Ontarian Fahad Siddiqui has been doing his CA articling at a Cranbrook firm—working hard and getting a taste of the Rockies.

Linda Birch, manager of the Tamarack Centre in Cranbrook, finds joy in working with the public and being a part of her community.

Based on the number of event planning courses available online and in classrooms across the country, it would seem that most of us have at least a few things to

Chatters Cranbrook is now located in the old Payless Shoesource premises, a space that gives the hair salon more room for merchandise and better workstations.

East Kootenay Community Credit Union’s (EKC) board of directors announces the 2012 Patronage Awards.

Engineering company Focus Corp. is suing the owner of Shadow Mountain golf course, alleging that it provided work between 2009 and 2012 and was not paid.

Mayor Wayne Stetski has an open-door policy, and he looks forward to welcoming new business to Cranbrook.

Cranbrook lawyer appointed to Queen’s Counsel

Chatters in Cranbrook has relocated from the Tamarack Centre to a new, larger location in the strip mall across from Walmart and the SuperStore.

Denham Ford’s new state-of-the-art automotive Ford dealership is slated for completion in mid-2013.

Kootenay Business magazine reader, Mike LeClerc of Cranbrook is the winner of the Samsung Galaxy Tab compliments of Staples and Kootenay Business magazine.

As Target Corp. prepares its early spring entry into the Canadian market, the retailer is launching a cross-country brand-building road trip.

Trekkerz Photo Works & Visual Arts Inc. is a new business in Cranbrook owned by Dale and Karen Fletcher.

It's becoming a habit that Cranbrook Interior Woodwork is very proud of — capturing an annual award at the AWMAC BC Awards of Excellence.

The co-owners of new Cranbrook business The Painted Crate welcome artists and do-it-yourselfers alike to their latest venture.

Megan Lescanec of Bumble Tree sells children's clothing and other needed items as well as maternity wear

New Energy Wellness has recently moved into Cranbrook’s Prestige Hotel.

The College of the Rockies Contract Training and Business Development department is providing high-quality training to local businesses and their employees.

Ktunaxa Nation Council now owns and occupies the former Central School heritage building, with almost all departments under one roof.

Introducing the Kootenay DigiTech Awards! Win a Samsung tablet compliments of Staples.

Victoria Ave. Car and Pet Wash has opened its doors in Cranbrook, headed up by local entrepreneur Kurt Swanson.

Retiring in June 2013, Dr. Nick Rubidge, looks back over 12 years as president and CEO of College of the Rockies

The Canadian Rockies International Airport is recognized for its environmental, marketing and community outreach efforts.

BC Hydro recently made a contribution to the College of the Rockies (COTR) Trades Training department.

Economic development is a shared goal of Cranbrook, Kimberley and the St. Mary's Band

Brian Son is a partner and manager of the Petro Canada station in Cranbrook, and landlord to six tenant businesses

Keon Chung and Terry Lamarche have diverse backgrounds and a new partnership in Just Music in Cranbrook, B.C.

1st Impressions applies corporate and team logos to athletic wear for immediate recognition.

Trade Your Treasures Consignment came into being four months after Campbell Consignment burned down

Bard McGinn, owner of Old Town Woodworks, is a respected craftsman in Kimberley, British Columbia.

The provincial Job Fair held at College of the Rockies and 23 other locations in B.C. offered opportunities for work and work qualification