All Cranbrook articles

High Point Plumbing & Heating Ltd. is a fast-growing company that offers residential, commercial and industrial services throughout the East Kootenay.

Mike Hambalek's business is attracting international attention with its innovative products for the mining industry.

Danielle Cardozo and her daughter, Rian, love to watch MasterChef on TV, and now Danielle has entered the first MasterChef Canada competition.

New insurance regulations, along with purchases and upgrades to your possessions, mean it’s time to evaluate your insurance coverage.

After a lifetime in the auto industry, Jim Szakacs of Kootenay Import Auto Group, continues to enjoy the people and customers he works with every day.

Cranbrook Habitat for Humanity project is now ready to accept applications for a Habitat family.

A grizzly bear photo helped garner the East Kootenay BetterBook a recent 2013 gold award.

With government funding on the decline, hospital foundations play a growing role in providing financial support to our fragile system of health care.

Rocky Mountain Diesel, a family business, has grown and prospered under the leadership of Chris Thom

Their business partnership has brought satisfaction and success to Corey and David Spring, and now they’re garnering community recognition.

Michael Keefer was recently awarded with a citation as a BC Aboriginal Business Awards Achiever.

Mike Matejka, chapter president of JCI Kootenay, discusses the role of networking and how it's supporting positive change within the community and the world.

College of the Rockies eligible for funding research initiatives through the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC).

Work is being done to improve the economic, social, cultural and ecological environments in Cranbrook, B.C.

As the owner of Mister Tire, Glen Lynn is able to make the most of his 43 years of experience in the industry.

Draft strategic plan sets CBT’s environmental priorities for next five years

You’re invited to join the discussion to help develop a Watershed Action Plan to help conserve and enhance fish and wildlife.

Heather Jackson welcomed as new Manager of Communications and Marketing at the College of the Rockies.

Bestselling Kootenay author, Janice Strong, will be part of the Kootenay Authors' Book Fair and Sale this Saturday.

Tristen Chernove, managing director at Canadian Rockies International Airport, applauds the new daily flight between Cranbrook and Kelowna, British Columbia.

The initial design phase for the East Kootenay Regional Hospital’s new intensive care unit and upgraded electrical system has been completed.

Pacific Coastal Airlines now provides daily non-stop flights between Cranbrook and Kelowna, B.C.

North Star GM in Cranbrook is business as usual as the busy General Motors dealership is undergoing major renovations and expansion.

College of the Rockies Chemistry 101 students watch an atomic absorption spectrophotometer in action.

Warren Bedell is the second generation of his family to offer quality appliance sales, parts and service in Cranbrook.

College of the Rockies will be offering two new trades programs at the main campus in Cranbrook starting February 3, 2014.

Newcap Inc. and Clear Sky Radio Inc. have both submitted applications to the CRTC to operate a new radio station based in Cranbrook.

Cranbrook to join BizPaL, a program that makes it easier to start and run a business.

Good food and live music are the hallmarks of the new Legendary Byng Roadhouse in Cranbrook

Home Hardware in Cranbrook has been a busy place with a bevy of awards and owners that love the people they work with.

Joe Hockley, Dennis Hockley and Jody McInnes have exciting plans for the elegant and luxurious Cherry Creek Estate near Cranbrook, B.C.

The B.C. Mayors Caucus will be held in Cranbrook and Kimberley in 2014.

Cranbrook Signs is now under a new name, with new ownership.

Dr. Nish’s dental practice in Cranbrook has moved into a brand-new building—something that is great for both his office and the community

East Kootenay students recently had the opportunity to engage in biology activities with Geneskool workshops through Genome BC.

The industry is expected to need at least 60,000 new recruits by 2020.

CBT commits nearly $2 million over three years to Basin Business Advisors program

Sheldon DeCosse of Cranbrook has long been designing and building great ski and board gear and is now excited to be expanding into balance bikes

OK Tire and Auto Supply franchise in Cranbrook bought by father and son team Lee and Jay Pratt.

Longtime restaurateur Heidi Romich has closed Heidi’s Restaurant in Cranbrook, B.C., and opened The Heid Out Restaurant and Brewhouse.

Andrew Wilkinson, minister for Technology, Innovation and Citizen’s Services, toured the reconfigured Service B.C. building in Cranbrook.

As managing director of Cranbrook's Key City Theatre, Gerard Gibbs is formulating a plan to have a full house for every theatre performance.

Jay Armstrong brings a multitude of qualifications and inherent skills to a new position that will benefit his hometown of Cranbrook, B.C.

Incorporating exercise into our downtime will help with health, strength and self-confidence. Cranbrook physiotherapist Suzanne Thompson has some suggestions.

Physiotherapist Suzanne Thompson of Kootenay Therapy Center has a positive attitude—and to complement it, she has energy that produces positive results.

Dave Snopek, a former New York Ranger, marks his 20th anniversary as owner-operator of Players Bench Sports in Cranbrook, B.C.

Technology in business has a broad spectrum of applications.

Taylor Adams Chartered Accountants has made a new home from an older building in downtown Cranbrook.

While visiting College of the Rockies, government ministers Bill Bennett and Amrik Virk tried their hand driving recently acquired haul truck simulators.

On October 1st the board of governors of College of the Rockies announced the election of three new members.