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The annual Cross Border Golf Tournament seeks to foster new economic development between the U.S. and Canada.

Kootenay Association for Science and Technology (KAST) to establish a metallurgical industry development accelerator in the West Kootenay.

Funding from the Resort Muncipality Initiative (RMI) helps small tourism-based communities attract tourists and visitors to the area.

Youth Mean Business, a new entrepreneurship program, will provide youth up to $5000 in funding and training to help them launch their own small business.

Foreign investors are interested in the economic possibilities available in the Creston Valley.

Tarralin D. Hanson offers personalized client services with a community-focused approach.

Do not be blindsided by closing costs when purchasing a home—do your homework!

Everyday goods and services are available in Creston, B.C., and so are visitors’ amenities and investment opportunities.

Three projects in the RDEK’s Central Subregion receive funding through the Central East Kootenay Community Directed Funds (CEKCDF) Program.

The weak Canadian dollar makes Canada a destination of choice for both local and foreign vacationers.

The message from Ottawa is that the provinces must work together to eliminate barriers to internal free trade.

The mayor and council of Salmo, B.C., are focused on administrative catch-up, compliance and communication.

Chief Economist for Credit Union Central 1 is coming to Selkirk College in Castlegar on March 27, 2015.

Two-year support to go toward increasing public avalanche safety.

College of the Rockies/Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce luncheon on Wednesday, March 11th at the College gymnasium.

Over $200,000 still available for projects in 2015 – 2016.

Cranbrook's EKCCU lead the way with a whooping 13% increase in assets.

Looking to buy or sell a business in the Kootenays? Invest Kootenay is the place to start.

How will your business be affected by the spiralling dollar and plummeting oil prices?

The donation will be used by the LeRoi Foundation to distribute grants.

A career with Investors Group in the Koootenays means support and entrepreneurship while working to help others succeed financially.

KRIC and New Ventures BC are pleased to bring experienced investor Mike Volker to the East Kootenays.

New developments in 2014 are expected to improve employment and the economy in the Kootenays

Under its new name, Nelson Family Financial Services continues the trusted practices established by Money Concepts.

The Business Development Bank of Canada celebrates entrepreneurship with Small Business Week, running October 19 to 25 across Canada.

Mike Calder, a partner at BDO Canada LLP in Cranbrook, took the time to tell us about his work and lifestyle.

James Hall has moved from the head office of Western Financial Group in High River, Alberta, to the branch in Cranbrook, B.C.

The structure and protocols that define Business Networking International make it more effective than your average business networking group.

Columbia Basin Trust commits $275,000 over three years to Invest Kootenay.

How new taxes from Multi Material BC could affect your business.

Raena Shearer recently received her Chartered Accountant designation.

Regional economic collaboration makes sense for the Elk Valley, but attention is needed for each individual community, too.

A forum led by the Ministry of Jobs, Tourism & Skills Training was held in Sparwood, focusing on economic development in the Elk Valley.

Elkford, B.C., hopes to set a precedent for isolated communities with regard to land management and economic development.

Business in Vancouver recently revealed a list of the 30 biggest Credit Unions in B.C.

B.C. mineral exploration companies get continued support from the Province via the mining flow-through share tax credit program.

Michael Murphy, CA, has been promoted to senior manager at the Cranbrook BDO accounting office.

Q & A with Tom Thomson, spokesperson for the Nelson and Area Economic Development Partnership.

Since the acquisition was completed on January 1, 2014, the Falkins Insurance Group name has been replaced by that of Western Financial Group.

Robert Venier a certified financial planner and investment advisor based in Cranbrook has joined BMO Nesbitt Burns.

New insurance regulations, along with purchases and upgrades to your possessions, mean it’s time to evaluate your insurance coverage.

With government funding on the decline, hospital foundations play a growing role in providing financial support to our fragile system of health care.

Marsha Walden appointed as Destination British Columbia's inaugural Chief Executive Officer.

The new CPA designation will mean less confusion for the consumer and accounting students alike.

Apple Computer sales leader, Ian Selbie, based in Vancouver presented a sales training seminar in both Cranbrook and Nelson.

District of Invermere council wants to keep residents happy and involved in community events and activities.

Sparwood hosted a contingent of government officials and dignitaries on Tuesday, September 10, 2013.

Support of the Olympics, Paralympics and many other sports organizations is a matter of pride for Cranbrook’s Canadian Tire franchise owner.

Harley Lee, a partner in the Cranbrook office of BDO Canada, helps business owners to minimize taxes and maximize profits.