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On February 25, 2012, MJ's Floral and Gifts in Cranbrook received two very prestigious awards at the Cranbrook and District Chamber of Commerce Evening of Excellence.

Two record-setting career fair scholarships of $1,500 are being offered at COTR this year.

When asked a few questions about Cranbrook's appeal, these business owners had a lot to say.

The sixth annual Career and Job Fair is shaping up to be another great event. More than 30 businesses and organizations have confirmed their attendance from 1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 8, at the College of the Rockies Cranbrook main campus.

Finance Minister Kevin Falcon spoke about fiscal responsibility in Cranbrook on February 27, 2012.

Lead by City of Cranbrook officials Wayne Staudt and EDO Kevin Weaver a delegation of Cranbrook representatives were in China and South Korea in recent weeks.

Eight years ago Michael Kosolofski started work with Strategic Fire Control, battling a wildfire in Alberta.

Summer employees at Fort Steele Heritage Town often return year after year, which says something about the nature of the job.

The winner is Chad Jensen, president of Cranbrook's New Dawn Developments.

Architectural styling goes modern, while homes continue to get smaller.

Eagle Vision Archaeology, a consulting company based in Cranbrook, is rebranding and will have a new website in spring.

The Cranbrook Zellers store will soon be undergoing a major transformation.

A clinical counsellor urges people to play sports or take trips instead of taking a prescription to treat stress.

People matter most at Cranbrook’s Campbell Consignment.

Kevin Ward, a registered clinical counsellor, recently decided to relocate to Cranbrook from Kelowna.

In an interesting presentation at the monthly Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce luncheon, tourism committee members Dave Butler and Tristen Chernove unveiled a new vision for tourism in Cranbrook.

The Canadian Bar Association in B.C. supports the steps that the government is taking to evaluate the legal system.

COTR is bridging education gaps by creating partnerships with other universities.

Cranbrook Kia offers a full line up of Kia models, along with a full-service service and parts department. Cranbrook Kia is located on Cranbrook's busy Victoria Avenue across from Canadian Tire.

Cranbrook, B.C., is the hub of the East Kootenay. Residents enjoy a lifestyle unparalleled to any other, with Cranbrook's central location, its strong and diverse workforce, its recreational opportunities and the fact that it has a wide range of strategic services.

Elizabeth Lake Lodge has once again taken home awards for service and pricing.

Selkirk Signs sells from Vancouver Island to the borders of Quebec, but their new digital and flatbed printers are something of a rarity in the region.

Visiting the East Kootenay has never been easier than it is now.

The Cranbrook Downtown Business Association is soliciting interest to form a committee, to look into revitalizing the historic Armond Theatre on 10th Avenue.

10 women out of 2,000 are treated for a breast cancer that they don't have.

The 5th Annual Health and Wellness Expo—organized in part by Kootenay Business and the participating sponsors —attracted a steady crowd of over 200 people.

John and Debbie Mandryk were the keynote speakers at the 5th Annual Rocky Mountain Health and Wellness Expo in Cranbrook, and they did not disappoint.

Kick off the new year with the Health and Wellness Expo of 2012

The Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce recognized Chris Ayling as Citizen of the Year on January 18, 2012.

The Mountain Range provides healthy gourmet meals and baked goods in reusable, recyclable containers. The meals are frozen, easy to prepare, and delicious.

When Jason Wheeldon entered real estate, he grew a beard to look older—today, he mentors younger colleagues.

You are invited! This anticipated event returns to Cranbrook from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, January 28, 2012, at the Prestige Inn.

Dee Dee Lapawa is the owner of the newest pub in Cranbrook, B.C. Her partner, Billy Stanton, has enthusiastically taken the reigns as general manager.

On November 28, 2011, Canfor Corporation announced an agreement made with Tembec Industries Ltd. that they will acquire Tembec's sawmills in Elko and Canal Flats in southeastern B.C.

Carpentry and Timber Framing students installed the main door and windows on the Aboriginal Gathering Place this week.

Mike Adams, first vice-president of the Cranbrook and District Chamber of Commerce, is hoping for a strong year.

Wayne Stetski is Cranbrook`s new mayor and is looking forward to the term ahead.

Integra Air has expanded its winter schedule from the Canadian Rockies International Airport to Edmonton International to five days per week, effective Monday, January 9, 2012.

WestJet Airlines Ltd.’s plan to add smaller planes to its fleet will position the carrier to challenge Air Canada for the top spot in carrying domestic traffic within five years.

A new learning centre in Cranbrook uses programs based on extensive research into neuroplasticity of the brain to help clients overcome reading and learning difficulties.

The Magnetsigns franchise in Cranbrook is now owned and operated by Michel Kuhn and Nicole Vogt.

Norsteel Building Systems is erecting the steel framework of a large new building on the north end of Cranbrook Street.

The College of the Rockies Hairstyling program has moved into a brand new salon at the Cranbrook Main Campus.

You are invited to attend as Cranbrook author, Keith G. Powell, will pre-release his second historical novel this Saturday, December 3, 2011, at Lotus Book in Cranbrook.

For everything from shopping to outdoor adventures, come to Cranbrook for your next winter vacation.

Extensive upgrades in progress at the Kingsgate border crossing have been designed to achieve LEED Silver status, said Scott Lachowski with Bird Construction.

Chris Thom, CEO and manager of Rocky Mountain Diesel Ltd., embraces his community.