For the Cardinals, building a winery was both a passion and a desire that they have turned into reality with Red Bird Estate Winery
by Kristen MitchellAll Creston articles
For Nigel and Laura Francis, farming has given them a sense of meaning and satisfaction in both life and work
by Kristen MitchellUniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettGood Company Coffee embraces the collaborative nature of community, bringing a big city feel and small-town warmth to their business
by Kristen MitchellMany diverse companies and businesses call the Kootenay area home. Fill out our form with your business information if you have over 40 employees
by Julie MatchettCan’t get enough reading material? Check out this list of bookstores in the East Kootenay.
by Julie MatchettA Creston dairy farm owner gives a masterclass on handling a crisis without crying over spilled milk.
by Kerry ShellbornBy collecting and recycling used cooking oil into green, biodiesel products, Dayna Leduc has found his passion
by Kristen MitchellThirteen communities across the Kootenays have now made a commitment to 100 per cent clean energy by 2050.
by Julie MatchettThroughout the East Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales.
by Julie MatchettCatching up with Deirdre Howard, proud beekeeper and owner of Pure Honey Products in Creston.
by Danielle CameronGiving back to her community is important for Karli Melnychuk, owner of Kootenay Livin’ Apparel
by Julie MatchettHistory buffs are drawn to these popular heritage sites in the East Kootenay
by Julie MatchettTired of the same old fast-food fare? Simply Raw offers customers a selection of healthy, good-for-you options
by Julie MatchettCraft beer lovers in Creston, B.C., are tipping a glass (or two) to the new business in town—Wild North Brewing Co.
by Virginia RaschLisa Ziebarth, manager of the Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce, loves how community-minded Creston is
by Julie MatchettKi Mana Acres Farm near Creston, B.C., is a model for regenerative agriculture and meeting the demand of discerning consumers
by Virginia Rasch11 awards were handed out at this year’s virtual Creston Business Excellence Awards gala
by Julie MatchettNewly released recipe collection celebrates living in a lush valley rich in fresh produce.
by Brummet MediaUnprecedented growth is forcing businesses to rework their business models
by Julie MatchettPat Meerholz, co-owner of Wynndel Craft Distilleries in Creston Valley, B.C., handcrafts award-winning brandy, gin, rum, vodka, liqueur and schnapps
by Kyle BornThroughout the East Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales
by Julie MatchettWe’ve compiled a list of retail, takeout, delivery and professional service businesses that you can support in Creston
by Kyle BornIlana Cameron has found her calling in Lark Coffee Roasters in Creston
by Virginia RaschThe Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce handed out 11 awards at its annual Business Awards gala
by Virginia RaschThe Medal of Good Citizenship recognizes individuals who, through exceptional long-term service, have made outstanding contributions to their communities
by Julie MatchettCreston businesses team up to get people out on the town
by Virginia RaschDombelltay Custom Furniture specializes in live-edge wood furniture and products
by Julie MatchettClients can enjoy a one-stop shop at this Kootenay Kubota dealership
Only four wooden grain elevators remain standing in British Columbia - two of those are located in Creston
Diane Kalen-Sukra writes about what individuals and communities can do to stop the rising tide of incivility that is threatening our world.
by Marie MilnerThe new building features a spacious showroom, functional sales and administration offices and a full service shop, parts and accessories facility
Buffalo Trails will be taking over the former location of the Break in Time Cafe in Creston
The Kootenays sees growth and expansion across the region
by Julie MatchettThe high profile location fronts busy Highway #3 traffic and will serve travellers before or after the Kootenay Pass
Melanie Joy, owner of Fly in the Fibre, has brought fibreworks, crafting and coffee to new heights with her award-winning business.
by Zoë DupleyLynn Hiscoe seeks to empower lives through her new business based in the Creston Valley
by Sandra AlbersBrian Pealow has worked in the grocery business since he was 16. He’s now using his own Creston supermarket to enrich the community.
by Marie MilnerAmanda Murray draws the Creston community together and supports local causes with her event-planning business, AM Event Coordination
by Danielle CameronRemi and Shannon Cardinal, owners of Red Bird Estate Winery in Creston, B.C., have started a ma ’n’ pa winery
by Kyle BornMichelle Mungall, MLA of Nelson-Creston, highlights some of the features of the new ferry set to arrive on Kootenay Lake in 2022
by Kyle BornThe virtual reality experience is a new entertainment option in the Kootenay region thanks to Kootenay Virtual Reality in Creston, B.C.
by Marie MilnerWith three events planned for July, the East Kootenay is a busy location for the sport of blind golf thanks to local advocate and competitor, Darren Douma
by Kristen MitchellProgram, held in partnership with UVic, fundraises to thank local schools for support
The high profile location should be ideal to capture Highway 3 traffic, especially being situated across from the busy Tim Horton's store
The new location gives the store a new high visibility location fronting busy Highway #3
Introducing the East Kootenay nominees for our 40 under 40 list.
Kemlee Equipment in Creston, B.C., is investing in a new spacious facility for its Kubota dealership
by Keith PowellBrittany Tilling has a green thumb and a love of plants and flowers. She is now ready to share her love with the town of Creston and surrounding Kootenays.
by Zoë DupleyReadily available health care and prompt emergency response are high priorities for the Town of Creston’s residents and administration.
by Marie Milner