All East Kootenay articles

The first-ever Business Excellence Awards by the Creston Chamber of Commerce celebrated the area’s local food culture in many categories

Expect swift service from Alopex Couriers, named after the Arctic fox and expanding with more trucks in the Kootenays and a new warehouse in Castlegar

Cam Whitehead, executive director for KAST in Nelson, B.C., explains how Kootenay businesses can harness tech with simple steps

Darla Sparrow, owner and founder of Mandala Birth in Kimberley, B.C., has expanded her business as a doula

We don't have it too bad - a look into the work-life balance around the world

Kimberley’s Chelsea Boyd Gibson came back home to run two businesses, Meadowsweet Photography and Meadowsweet Yoga & Wellness.

After 34 years of publishing, the final print edition of Kootenay Business was distributed as we switch to digital delivery.

The Kimberley and District Chamber of Commerce handed out 16 awards at its annual Business Excellence Awards ceremony.

The City of Cranbrook’s industrial property that faces Theatre Road has new industry in place and great prospects for further developments

Angel Flight East Kootenay is a non-profit charity dedicated to flying patients to medical appointments in Kelowna

In the Kootenays, members of the Interior Lumber Manufacturers’ Association are working hard to diversify their products and markets

Clients 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

Help create a talented and diverse community of entrepreneurs

Annual revenues for Columbia Basin Trust totalled $71.9 million in 2018/19

North Coal, an emerging steel-coal producer in Sparwood, B.C., is bringing the Michel Coal Project into reality

The Cranbrook Bucks will begin playing in the BCHL in the fall of 2020 and will try and follow in the footsteps of some great hockey teams

Snow Valley Lodging in Fernie celebrated the grand opening of its tiny home concept on October 8

Diane Kalen-Sukra writes about what individuals and communities can do to stop the rising tide of incivility that is threatening our world.

For an electric vehicle owner, at-home charging is now more accessible than ever thanks to rebates from the Province of BC, FortisBC and BCHydro

This summer, an enthusiastic group of youth gave a helping hand in the Basin, improving the condition of several high-use locations

ShiftintoWinter.ca provides free tips and resources on how to stay safe in different driving conditions

Family-friendly ski area in the heart of the B.C. Rockies improves facilities for the upcoming season

Risk of asbestos exposure most common during home renovations and demolitions

The 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

Students to be welcomed to the new facility in fall 2020

For-profit enterprises in the East Kootenay region with 500 or fewer full-time equivalent employees are eligible for up to $5,000 in research assistance

After 42 years of involvement in the local publishing scene, Kootenay Business publisher Keith Powell is retiring

On September 20, Cranbrook and Kimberley volunteers joined a world-wide effort to clean up our communities and raise awareness about protecting our environment.

Trust provides over $1.9 million for 12 community projects

Caliper Machine took a big step in 2019, investing in a second shop, almost tripling its workforce and planning more expansion on the City’s industrial land.

The Business Development Bank of Canada sponsors Small Business Week in late October, shining the spotlight on the changing face of entrepreneurship

The online testing portal is designed to measure internet connections speeds and get a better understanding of current broadband services

Funding applications were adjudicated in May by the CKCA Steering Committee, with input from community arts councils

Current senior vice-president and COO, Ian Fillinger, has been appointed to replace Davies in the new year

Anna Lamb works with her family to make their Cranbrook gym welcoming and customer-oriented.

With a thriving family and a thriving business, Karey Pion provides Soco Soaps to more than 40 markets in Canada, including hometown Fernie

The high profile location fronts busy Highway #3 traffic and will serve travellers before or after the Kootenay Pass

Fernie Brewing Company is loved for its Cheers to Charity initiative, its economic support of the community through employment and, of course, its brews.

Clients of Brown Dog Contracting appreciate the team’s professionalism, patience and beyond-expectation results.

There’s a new online source for people seeking easy-to-understand information on climate change specific to local communities

Melanie Joy, owner of Fly in the Fibre, has brought fibreworks, crafting and coffee to new heights with her award-winning business.

Hicks takes over the Vice President role from Heather Hepworth who filled the position, on an interim basis, for the previous two years.

The City of Cranbrook had a busy summer, upgrading infrastructure and undertaking floodplain mapping to inform land use planning and future protective measures.

Province-wide, French immersion enrolment has been increasing for 21 consecutive years

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Lynn Hiscoe seeks to empower lives through her new business based in the Creston Valley

Jumpstart and Community Showcase events help kick-off the semester