All Cranbrook articles

Cranbrook has been making tremendous strides in the arts and culture department.

Pages Book Emporium in Cranbrook seems to be a recession-proof business.

Paul Reimer, master blacksmith, has been using ancient techniques to forge modern sculptures and custom ironwork for 20 years.

The aim of Cranbrook Connected is to develop a proactive approach when faced with challenges in the community.

Representatives from the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre at the University of British Columbia (UBC) came to the College of the Rockies.

Wanting to provide a united voice for developers, builders and businesses in Cranbrook, CABBDA has formed, hoping to advocate for the industry and provide input into regulatory practices.

Get out into the wilderness and go off-road touring with Redneck Adventures 4X4 Tours.

Businesses recently gathered at the Cranbrook Prestige Inn for the Reverse Trade Show to address one central issue: How can we do business together?

Falkins Insurance Group originated in the East Kootenay in the late 1890s and has expanded to be one of the largest insurance brokerages in B.C.

Kootenay Rockies Regional Economic Alliance (KRREA) held its first ever Kootenay Reverse Trade Show on Thursday, November 4, at the Prestige Inn in Cranbrook.

To reduce the stress and make sure that you’re getting the best representation from your real estate agent, consider these questions.

The much anticipated grand opening of College of the Rockies’ (COTR) Kootenay Centre in Cranbrook impressed the crowd of government and college officials who were on hand for the ribbon cutting.

Nicole and Larry Leblond made it their business to exhibit Kootenay talent—literally—by opening Fisher Peak Art Gallery in Cranbrook, B.C.

Jason Wheeldon, a realtor for Royal LePage East Kootenay Realty Ltd., said that in 2008, there were 174 housing starts that totalled more than $48 million in permit values. In 2009, there were 62 housing starts worth over $17 million and in the first quarter of 2010 there have been 43 housing starts that total over $14 million in permit value—a huge leap forward from the 1990s.

Bringing together two well-established Kootenay businesses, New Dawn Developments and Panorama Mountain Village, is part of Rick Jensen’s long-term vision.

Rocky Mountain Diesel & Autobody Shop, a company based in Cranbrook, B.C., has undergone a massive transformation over the past two years. Improvements include the addition of a 697-square-metre facility, complete with a commercial frame-straightening machine and a downdraft paint booth.

Expansion at College of the Rockies in Cranbrook, B.C., will improve student and visitor access to essential services.

Nelson Engineering Inc. finished their new office in June and has all but moved into their new home at 111 Seventh Avenue in Cranbrook.

The Bank of Montreal Cranbrook recently donated $10,000 to the new gateway to Cranbrook, which is slated to have its official grand opening on September 11.

The reason for Prime Minister Stephen Harper’s August visit to Cranbrook was twofold: to pay tribute to the long-standing Conservative MP of Kootenay-Columbia, Jim Abbott, and his contributions to the riding during his years of service, and to announce funding for infrastructure upgrades to the Canadian Rockies International Airport.

Seven specialized consultants are involved in a $115,000 study to chart long-term museum survival.

Always the go-to girl for home decorating advice, Darlene Lacey was honing her skills long before she became president of her new enterprise, Style On Staging.

Steve Stockwood, a realtor for Re/Max Caldwell Agencies takes On Site columnist, Kali Love, on a tour of three different homes.

Chris Thom, the president and owner of Rocky Mountain Diesel, talks about the many factors behind the company's success.