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The facility will feature state-of-the-art climbing walls, a fitness area, kid specific walls and playground, wellness, food and beverage.

Ashley Pedersen makes sense out of her clients financial questions

Rauni Naud has won numerous recognition awards within the Sun Life organization.

Students from all over the Kootenays took the stage to compete in the Junior Dragons Den championship held at the Charles Bailey Theatre in Trail.

Thanks to Columbia Basin Trust’s Recreation Infrastructure Grants, 42 projects around the region are getting over $3.5 million in support.

The Elk Valley provides a diverse economy built around outdoor recreation and adventure tourism, forestry and metallurgical coal mining.

Members and guests joined East Kootenay Community Credit Union (EKC) for the financial institution’s Annual General Meeting April 22 at the Heritage Inn.

Roy was recently introduced and welcomed to Cranbrook at the local Chamber of Commerce's luncheon.

Columbia Valley business leaders plan to collectively market the valley’s attractions to vacationers and prospective residents.

A grant from FortisBC will help the college take a closer look at energy use and setting new goals for reduction.

Leanne M. Goddard, Chartered Professional Accountant, offers a full range of professional business services.

Imagine Kootenay (IK) focuses on highlighting the region as a great place to work, and excellent area to invest and an amazing place to live.

David comes to Cranbrook via Calgary bringing with him over 20 years of leadership experience in both the public and private sectors.

You have the entrepreneurial spirit, but do you know how to get the most from your income tax and benefit return?

According to a list published by Business in Vancouver newspaper these are the largest credit unions in the Kootenays.

Faced with challenging economic times, Teck managed to produce a profit in its fourth quarter report.

Employers in the West Kootenay-Boundary can access government funding to help bolster a trained workforce and prepare their sectors for the future.

The Fernie chamber’s new executive director and the board members are combining their strengths to empower local businesses.

Results from the Business Outlook Survey for British Columbia

The new partnership will allow respective credit union business members access to enhanced commercial and consumer credit expertise.

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

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

The goal of the Canada-BC Job Grant is to increase the participation of British Columbians in the labour force and to help them to develop necessary skills.

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

According to the people who know, achieving financial security begins with some simple, basic steps.

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

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

Columbia Basin Trust renews support to two environmental education initiatives.

Cranbrook-based certified financial planner and investment advisor, Robert Venier, has joined MoneyWorks financial planning division at the EKCCU.

L. Soligo & Associates and Grant Thornton LLP have recently joined in order to better serve the needs of West Kootenay businesses.

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.

The 2nd Annual Kimberley Business Expo was held at the Kimberley Conference Centre on Thursday October 15th.

Community Futures is celebrating 30 years of supporting small business in the Central Kootenay.

Columbia Basin Trust announces new $2-million Impact Investment Fund

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

The event will fuel the entrepreneurial spirit of those in attendance with the resources they need to buy, sell, grow, and compete in Kimberley.

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

A proposed deal between the City of Revelstoke and Citrus Capital Partners, based in Calgary, to buy the Revelstoke Golf Course has collapsed.

"In a slowing economy, understanding and managing cash flow is of paramount importance."

Mayor Lee Pratt addresses crowd at the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce luncheon on September 16th.

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

Education, support and challenge are elements of the strategy of the Business Development Bank of Canada’s Small Business Week.

Columbia Basin Trust supports efforts to deliver social, economic and environmental benefits to the residents of the Columbia Basin.

This investment is part of the $440 million in infrastructure funding announced in November 2014 by Prime Minister Harper.

Seven local Kootenay communities will see funding from the Resort Municipality Initiative.

Jobs, services, business opportunities and an enviable lifestyle are attracting new residents to the Lower Columbia region.

Funding for the upgrades will be provided through Transport Canada’s Airports Capital Assistance Program (ACAP).

Kootenay National Park will see much needed upgrades thanks to $44 million investment.

$22 million in programs and services delivered to the Basin over 2014/15