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Dana Wesley is excelling in her role as Executive Director, Indigenous Strategy and Reconciliation for the College of the Rockies.

Taylor Jenkins, Elk Valley economic recovery advisor, outlines what Elk Valley businesses can do to address their big three problems

A wage subsidy program through Columbia Basin Trust enables skilled workers to stay in the Kootenays.

Placer mining in B.C. has no better advocate than gold miner Mitch Mortensen of Snowshoe Mountain Resources Corp.

The owner of Shred Sisters came all the way across Canada to teach mountain biking to like-minded women.

As families and teachers struggle with school closures during the fifth wave, a local online education company is helping out by offering open access to program

Jody McInnes, President of Stillwater Consulting in Cranbrook, B.C., has formed several businesses based on changing lives in a positive way

Stillwater Consulting is now offering NexGen Business Training, a virtual program that helps youth across B.C. develop and launch a business idea

With CEO Dave MacLeod at the helm, ThoughtExchange in Rossland, B.C., has seen 1,000 per cent year-over-year use of the tech platform

A new book by CEO of ThoughtExchange Dave MacLeod, Scaling Conversations: How Leaders Access the Full Potential of People, is a goldmine of insights

Kendra Johnston, CEO of AME, likens the Canadian mining and energy conferences to family reunions because of the meaningful relationships developed during camp

Nelson, B.C., is overflowing with sewists, thanks to the enthusiastic owners/teachers of the Nelson Stitch Lab

Unprecedented growth is forcing businesses to rework their business models

Mike Irvine and Melissa Welsh, founders of Live It in Nelson, B.C., are delivering online programs, featuring stories that bring the natural world to life

Dan Nicholson and Jan McMurray, owners of The Valley Voice in New Denver, B.C., have faithfully contributed to the West Kootenay’s media diet for 17 years

Sonya Pope, owner and instructor of Life Essentials First Aid in Nelson, B.C., is an ambassador for water safety and basic first aid skills

Eve Duke, business coach and founder of Selkirk Performance in Revelstoke, B.C., helps refine and align businesses

Celebrating Kootenay biodiversity, the GLOWS program is part of Science Literary Week 2020

Hire Smarter, Sell More: An interview with book author C. Lee Smith on hiring top sales staff

In partnership with business professionals, KAST is hosting a series of practical webinars designed to strengthen your web strategy.

Low-interest loans, wage subsidies and tuition funding are among the support measures being offered to the region’s businesses and residents.

The B.C. government is hosting a free webinar to answer questions about free trade and the province's Small Business Venture Capital program.

With students and teachers poised to return to school, how will the future of education post-pandemic look?

Adaptation is the new keyword for businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic

The Forum for Women Entrepreneurs (FWE) E-Series is three-day conference held from May 13 - 15 in Vancouver

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

Anniversary year will focus on extensive public engagement and symposia as Trust renews strategic priorities

Columbia Basin Trust's Career Internship Program opens doors for recent post-secondary graduate

Her HQ is a unique women-centred co-working and personal growth space in downtown Castlegar

Shirley Loi, community engagement manager for Traction for Good in Nelson, B.C., highlights the benefits of Bikes and Bytes

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

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

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

Seven Summits Centre for Learning (7S) in Rossland is beefing up the perks for staff and students by modifying its week into four longer days

Vivienne Hurley, new Youth Recruitment and Marketing Coordinator at Seven Summits Centre for Learning in Rossland, touts the benefits of the innovative school

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

A project that began in 2015 to bring new life to a campus was celebrated recently with the official opening in Nelson

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

Jumpstart and Community Showcase events help kick-off the semester

At home in the mountains, Selkirk College instructor Doris Hausleitner pursues her passion for wildlife research on the trail of the elusive wolverine

The Board of Education of School District No. 8 provides educational services to numerous diverse communities in the East & West Kootenays

Presentation focused on inequities in health care around the world

Generous donations enhance learning opportunities at the College of the Rockies

Selkirk College pledges to enhance the lives of both students and members of the community with their mission statement: "Together we build remarkable futures."

The scholarship awarded $3,300 to each of the students who have overcome adversity to pursue their educational dreams

A group of 50 students spent two days restoring habitat on the banks of the Columbia River for the Silver City Trap Club

A new Selkirk College program aims to prepare learners for a rewarding career vital in the foundation of tech

A place dedicated to lifelong learning, social connections, entertainment and imagination - libraries are more than just a repository for books

Laurie Calverley brings 15 years of Human Resources experience to role

Join us to hear how to boost your export opportunities - free events held in Cranbrook, Trail and Nelson