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Elkford’s slogan is “Wild at heart,” and the beautiful Rocky Mountain outdoors figure largely in both employment and recreation for the town’s residents.
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Elkford has majestic wilderness on all sides. — Kirsten Armleder photo
Elkford Chamber of Commerce
The Elkford Chamber of Commerce is an important part of the local business community.
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East Kootenay, Elkford, Fernie, Sparwood, Education, Retail, Small Business, Tourism
The results are in. The Elk Valley Business Retention and Expansion survey says . . .
Taylor Jenkins, Elk Valley economic recovery advisor, outlines what Elk Valley businesses can do to address their big three problems
by Kyle Born
East Kootenay, Elkford, West Kootenay, Environment
How to make your community more resilient to climate change: Tips from a community planner
Communities need to create climate adaptation plans to increase their resilience to risks such as floods, fires and droughts.
by Virginia Rasch
East Kootenay, Elkford, Cuisine, Entertainment and Hospitality, Small Business
Elkford Chamber’s 2021 Business Awards celebrate small-town success stories
The Elkford Chamber of Commerce Excellence Awards were held virtually on October 29, 2021
by Julie Matchett
East Kootenay, Elkford, Small Business, Tourism
One-on-one with Shawna Bryant, executive director of the Elkford Chamber of Commerce
Shawna Bryant, executive director of the Elkford Chamber of Commerce, highlights accomplishments of the past year and issues to address in the future
by Kyle Born
East Kootenay, Elkford, West Kootenay, Financial, Technology
Nelson-based start-up SMRT1 Technologies launches crowd-investing opportunity
SMRT1 specializes in convenient and cutting-edge intelligent vending machine technology
by Submitted
East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Elkford, Fernie, Kimberley, Sparwood, Financial
East Kootenay Community Credit Union celebrates 70th anniversary by giving back to community
Founded in 1950, the East Kootenay Community Credit Union is celebrating their 70th anniversary on December 14, 2020
by Julie Matchett
East Kootenay, Elkford, Cuisine, Entertainment and Hospitality, Small Business
Klapp Farm Jam Shop in Elkford delivers sweetness of all kinds
One lady’s incredible jam journey in Elkford, B.C. started with pina colada
by Virginia Rasch
East Kootenay, Elkford, Retail, Small Business
Raising spirits with homemade jam at Elkford’s Business Excellence Awards
The annual Elkford Business Excellence Awards were held on October 29, 2020 via Zoom
by Julie MatchettPromoted Elkford stories.
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East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Developments, Featured Stories
City of Cranbrook and local tourism partners launch public survey
As part of the Cranbrook Tourism Master Plan, residents and business owners are invited to share their thoughts on the future of tourism in the Key City.
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West Kootenay, Rossland, Trail, Real Estate, Featured Stories
Building community from the ground up
Hidden gem discovered in south Kootenay living
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East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Tourism, Featured Businesses, Featured Stories
Cranbrook Tourism executes Master Plan from new downtown office
Kristy Jahn-Smith, executive director of Cranbrook Tourism, is excited about the new downtown office location and Tourism Master Plan
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East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Featured Stories
The City of Cranbrook has a secret to share about the future of our community
Canadians are flocking to Cranbrook as well as the entire Kootenay region for a higher quality of life
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East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Developments, Real Estate, Technology, Featured Businesses, Featured Product, Featured Stories
The City of Cranbrook’s data portal is the answer to accessing the Key City’s hidden figures
Kootenay entrepreneurs can access a wide variety of stats and facts about Cranbrook on the City’s new data portal website
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East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Kimberley, Real Estate, Featured Stories
Justine MacDonald is an expert in real estate tech tools
Justine MacDonald is a Licensed Realtor who’s learning the trade from an expert—her mother, Sandy Smith of Cranbrook, B.C.
