Traven Huscroft took an unusual path to achieve a career in the trades and business ownership.
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A new online widget has been launched by Invest Kootenay.
Doran Amatto opened his little shop a couple of months ago in downtown Creston.
A list of the most affordable waterfront (and riverfront) properties listed on MLS in the Kootenays.
The Kootenays attract many unique and eclectic businesses - here are 9 thriving ventures up for sale.
by Keith PowellKootenay Business has named Gina Medhurst one of its East Kootenay Influential Women in Business for 2015.
by Marie MilnerThe improvements to Creston's Pine Street-Railway Boulevard intersection with Highway 3 are nearing completion.
KAST seeks professional and technical partnerships to grow the Kootenay technology community.
Harmony Homes puts your design and building project under one contract
by Nicole LindInterior Reforestation reclaims land disturbed by industry, and Interior Seed & Fertilizer supports agricultural productivity.
by Marie MilnerThe CKCA invites members of the arts, culture and heritage community in the Columbia Basin to join its volunteer Steering Committee.
Pre-mixed organic spices
by Kimberly ShellbornAt Kootenay Meadows, organic milk comes in glass bottles and raw-milk cheeses are a gourmet delight.
by Kristen MitchellNew parents in the Kootenays now have a local resource for baby products as well as somewhere to find community and information.
by Kristen MitchellThe award was presented to the Trust at the Environmental Education Soiree & Expo held in Creston on November 28.
Creston’s mayor Ron Toyota has won a third term to continue working on initiatives with a new council.
by Kristen MitchellTilia Botanicals in Creston has been doing exceptionally well, and there are plenty of plans for the future.
by Danielle CameronCo-owners, Gary and Susan Snow are very pleased to announce that they have culminated a sale to supply the team with their world award winning juice.
J.H. Huscroft Ltd. produces a diverse range of products and provides employment that supports economic stability in B.C.’s Creston Valley
by Marie MilnerSeptember 15th – 20th, a 6 –day cycling event around the International Selkirk Loop, a 350 mile route through Washington, Canada and Idaho.
Located on busy Northwest Boulevard the seafood eatery looks as unique as its food tastes great.
Tom Lymbery is celebrating the success of his recently published book, Tom's Gray Creek—A Kootenay Lake Memoir.
People seem to like the concept of a self-service visitor centre.
Creston's Kokanee Ford, which is operated and managed by dealer principal Darrell Kemle, is currently undergoing construction and renovations.
Orchard Valley Glass, owned and operated by Howard Graham, recently changed to a Speedy Glass franchise.
The Creston Valley Farmers' Market has established itself as an important economic mainstay in an agricultural area.
by Kristen MitchellTilia Botanicals has recently opened on 1521 Cook Street in Creston, offering an assortment of herbal products.
by Danielle CameronNext time you’re in Creston, make time to stop at Tigz Tea Hut, where you can browse from a selection of locally made gift items, high-quality teas and more.
by Danielle CameronFlooring, window coverings and other home finishing products are the specialties at Nufloors Creston, in Creston, B.C.
by Marie MilnerWith a significant Telus investment underway, Creston residents can look forward to improved Internet speed and infrastructure upgrades.
by Kristen MitchellDanny and Miranda Turner, owners of Just-a-Mere Organic Farm and The Organic Box, believe in supporting local farming and helping grow sustainable agriculture
by Kristen MitchellThe owners of Creston company William Tell are finding ways to take their local produce and create quality products for market.
by Kristen MitchellImagine Ink, a well-known Creston resource for graphic design and printing, has new owners and a new location.
by Kristen MitchellCreston, B.C., has a new food truck, Fork, bringing delicious local food to eager customers.
by Kristen MitchellWendy Franz of Imagine Ink, winner of an Influential Women in Business Award, talks about being nominated and about succeeding as a woman in business.
by Kristen MitchellCreston to see increased Internet speeds and access to TELUS’ Optik TV by the end of this year.
Tony Mulder of Creston, B.C., wants the jewellery he designs for you to express your personality and tell your story.
by Marie MilnerWloka Farms is busy constructing a new fruit stand building with easy highway access.
Randy and Marci Halliday have opened up a brand new 2,000 square foot Pop Shoes franchise.
Magnuson Hotels last week announced the complete rebranding of the Magnuson Hotel Creston in British Columbia.
Kevin and Sandy Smith recently changed the name of their business.
Creston has welcomed a much-needed shoe store to the community.
by Danielle CameronBusiness travel poses challenges to pet owners, but there are solutions available.
by Danielle CameronA list of the biggest breweries and beer distributors in B.C. published in Business in Vancouver newspaper.
Labatt’s Breweries of Canada continue to win a impressive string of awards for their feature-length movie.
Creston couple launches the Kootenay's first independent movie and game rental kiosk.
Creston Truck Service becomes Kootenay Peterbilt dealership.
Steve Austin, a longstanding Creston businessman and Rotary Club member, was awarded the Paul Harris Fellow certificate and pin for his contributions.
by Danielle CameronOnce known as Creston Fitness Centre, the only private gym in town has seen a change of name and ownership.
by Danielle Cameron