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With nine phases complete and almost 100 per cent sold, Phase 10, The Residences of Bighorn Meadows, is currently selling two-bedroom condos on the golf course.

Canadian Tire will become a major anchor tenant for the Tamarack Shopping Centre, the region's largest shopping centre.

Nelson residents and business owners are being invited to jump aboard the City’s newest neighbourhood revitalization effort - the Railtown District.

The new retail plaza is located in front of the Canadian Tire and across from Kicking Horse Coffee directly on Invermere’s busy main entrance.

Jan Klimek, a well-known and experienced realtor in the Columbia Valley, is the newest addition to the staff at First Choice Realty in Invermere.

Like a similar resort in Sweden the tree cabins or houses are securely fastened to trees and sit high above the ground, typically featuring ultra-modern decor.

Join Invermere residents for fun events throughout the year with all proceeds benefiting different areas of the new community centre.

The new look of InvestLocalBC went live in mid-December and has three dedicated sites: Nonprofit, Business and Arts and Culture.

The 24-hour location employs over 30 people, most of them residents of the Sparwood area.

Gerry Taft is the third term mayor for Invermere, B.C.

Efficient use of space to meet client-specific needs, Susan Lamb Design Consulting will help you create the home of your dreams.

Re-finishing a home or building a new one? Contact Brown Dog Contracting Ltd. for home improvements in Cranbrook, B.C.

KAST GLOWS (Growing, Learning Opportunities with Science) recently wrapped up the 2015 Kootenay Contraption Contest.

Seven homes to start construction at Highland Crossing.

It has been our privilege to share with our readers new business announcements, developments, expansions and pertinent business news from throughout the area.

The Columbia Basin Trust sees the retirement of several members, plus some new faces for its Board of Directors.

After four years of construction the Nelson Chamber of Commerce has finally moved into its new home — the Regional Visitor Gateway.

Caliper Machine and Hydraulics Ltd., works with some of the biggest mining companies and suppliers in the world.

Kimberley residents will continue to enjoy a vibrant arts and cultural community thanks to completed upgrades to Centre 64, the city’s cultural hub.

The construction of the City of Trail’s pipeline/pedestrian Bridge is well underway.

Sparwood’s mayor and council focus on the community’s strengths and inner resources.

After just a year in office, Mayor Mike Martin of Trail, B.C., is finding his work deeply rewarding.

This installation makes Kimberley and Fernie two of the most connected small towns in B.C.

Elk Park Ranch covers 80 hectares within the village of Radium, 36 of which have been reserved for green-space and walking trails and paths.

The $18.9 million investment in new trades training facilities for the Silver King Campus in Nelson is part of the B.C.'s Skills for Jobs Blueprint.

The City of Castlegar is undertaking a survey to better understand the air passenger market in the West Kootenay.

The sales launch of Nelson Landing's first eight townhomes has been highly anticipated.

Revelstoke bolsters its economy by investing in a snowmobile greeting centre and other local tourism infrastructure projects.

The sales launch of Nelson Landing's first eight townhomes has been highly anticipated.

Selkirk College is helping lead an initiative that aims to bolster the regional economy.

The Cranbrook and Kimberley business community has formed a take-charge economic development initiative to recruit businesses and investors.

Colin Fitzgerald is creating a manufacturing hub where specialized tools, technology and space will be available on an as-needed basis.

The new privately-owned Invermere Liquor Store has broken ground and construction is underway.

What does an architect do? More than draw buildings says Nelson Rocha, whose latest project is the new Creston elementary school.

The company sees an enormous opportunity to help groups of all sizes and is excited to bring new products to the market.

Site will feature a full-service Petro-Canada gas station and convenience store, as well as a sit-down or take-out Starbucks coffee location.

Renovations are almost complete, and the Subaru dealership hopes to be moved in by early November.

The 60,000 square foot development would house 10 to 12 "highway-oriented" retailers.

Pending mortgage and equity financing, MGX Minerals hopes to finalize the deal by December 2015.

Developer announces release of eight homes at new lakefront community

The European-designed mountain coaster will be the cornerstone of RMR's summer line-up of activities.

The quaint mountain town of Kimberley, B.C. is attracting many new businesses and expansions.

Kimberley is seeing many unique and specialized businesses opening in the quaint mountain town.

Living in close proximity to a golf course is many a golfer's dream—check out this list of the Top 10 golf course real estate developments in the Kootenays.

Kimberley's newest residential neighbourhood is Marysville Views located on escarpment land above the junction of the St. Mary's river and Mark Creek.

Living in close proximity to a golf course is many a golfer's dream—check out this list of the Top 10 golf course real estate developments in the Kootenays.

Modeled after the CBC show, "The Dragons' Den," Junior Dragons Den will be expanding to three Columbia Basin communities this fall.

Despite receiving the go-ahead for expansion at the Fording River Operations Swift Project, Teck Coal Ltd., is unsure when this will happen.

94.1 Juice FM is Creston's newest radio station, playing a greatest hits mix from the 60's, 70's and 80's.

The heritage building in downtown Cranbrook is being sold on an 'as is' basis.