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Emma Genest, outreach co-ordinator for Accelerate Kootenays, discusses electric cars, supply versus demand and the cost of saving the world

While they await the arrival of their new executive director, Cranbrook’s chamber board and staff are busy serving the membership.

Over the course of two days, the 130 delegates heard many inspirational and informative sessions on a variety of industry topics

Potential students, parents and community members invited to learn more about what the College has to offer

Since November 2014, a change in the mindset at Cranbrook city hall has created noticeable, valuable changes for the local business community.

An exciting new home decor store is set to open in downtown Cranbrook

Soulfood, a farm-to-table whole foods restaurant in downtown Cranbrook, is moving to become a co-operative.

Teck loans museum 140 million-year-old meat-eating raptor tracks found in local mines

Kootenay Rockies Tourism Association will hold their annual Tourism Industry Conference in Cranbrook at the Prestige Rocky Mountain Resort October 15th and 16th

The College of the Rockies recently held a Trade Expo at the new Patterson Hall facility, and hosted an alumni weekend for former athletes

Majority of current class hopes to work in region after graduation

New business model turns over Soulfood’s ownership to staff and community

Andrew Wilkinson, B.C. opposition leader, spoke about the province’s upcoming referendum on electoral reform at the Cranbrook chamber luncheon

The new hand-forged iron sculpture will be inspired by Joseph Creek flowing through the City of Cranbrook

Amie Lubbers has been arrested for Cops for Kids for being too sexy for her shoes

This purchase adds approximately 100 acres of properly zoned land supply to the City

As part of the celebrations a new sign for the pulp mill entrance was revealed and two commemorative trees were planted in front of the mill office.s

The Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce is working to be a valued and respected champion of business and a positive contributor to the Cranbrook community.

The City of Cranbrook is hard at work making improvements to city roads and structures.

The proposed development is called the MounView and would feature office and retail space on the ground floor

Columbia Basin Trust provides over $244,000 to 13 public art projects in 11 communities

One of the biggest names in the worldwide fitness business is set to open in Cranbrook.

The new company is called Black Metal Storage and is located at 1950 Theatre Road in Cranbrook.

Readers of Kootenay Business magazine gave DJ’s high marks for its services, and highest of all for the tanning aspect of the business.

Jordan McKee is the new general manager of Subaru of Cranbrook.

Kristy Jahn-Smith has been chosen to lead Cranbrook Tourism, the board of the Cranbrook & Region Tourism Society recently announced.

The annual Business Walk captures the pulse of businesses throughout Cranbrook.

Curbs and sidewalks have been poured, with landscaping, driveway and pathway restoration to take place in the coming weeks.

In the new location, Soulfood plans to highlight their gourmet coffee bar as well as their organic wine and craft cocktail bar.

Matt Cockell, general manager of the Kootenay Ice, discusses team pride and the club’s “Our Ice” campaign

Prestige's summer adventurers are taking on B.C., one hotel at a time.

Freedom Mobile has been pitching new cell service sites in smaller regions this year – including Cranbrook and East Kootenay area.

The Cranbrook Arby’s is providing the best customer satisfaction in the entire Arby’s franchise. Nice going, team!

Patterson Hall will house the Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) and Electrical programs and provide work space.

Fire Hall Kitchen & Tap is Cranbrook’s newest gastropub and craft beer taphouse, located in a cleverly converted fire hall on 11th Avenue South.

With many people coming to Cranbrook and Kimberley for the 55+ B.C. Games, local businesses should see a boom. Here's how businesses can get involved.

One hundred fifty-two graduates were able to attend the June 8th ceremony.

WestJet Link is a new, three-times-a-weekday travel option at the Canadian Rockies International Airport.

Louis Nelson, new owner/operator at Domino’s in Cranbrook, B.C., emphasizes community involvement at company’s new location

The Canadian Brewing Awards is Canada’s national competition for judging the quality of Canadian manufactured beer.

Fisher Peak Brewing Company in Cranbrook, B.C., has won a gold medal at Canadian Brewing Awards for its Hellroaring Scottish Ale

Published in September 2017, Full Curl is the first book in the Jenny Willson Mystery Series that features park warden Jenny Willson.

At the Iron Range property, where Eagle Plains Resources has exclusive ownership interest, the company is breaking with precedent.

It would appear that whenever a major thoroughfare like Highway #3 connects with adjoining streets the potential for crashes climbs substantially.

The company has moved to a larger 4-acre yard and a more spacious repair facility as well as a bigger office and parts department.

The Community Cash Awards, which aimed to develop healthy and diverse communities, offered local community groups an opportunity to apply for funding.

New provincial funding allows College of the Rockies to double the size of its Early Childhood Education Program.

Larry and Anita Iler are the owners of the new upholstery repair business, Fibrenew East Kootenays, in Cranbrook, B.C.

Stephanie McGregor, owner of The Paw Shop in Cranbrook, B.C., has made it as a business owner through hard work and asking for help

Stephanie McGregor, owner of The Paw Shop in Cranbrook, B.C., has made it as a business owner through hard work and asking for help