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16 projects receive support from CBT’s Youth Grants Program.

Carla Thompson has started a bookkeeping business in Cranbrook and is excited for a bright future ahead.

Nelson, B.C., has adopted the principles of the B.C.’s new Provincial Small Business Accord

In February 2013, Michael Murphy, manager, Accounting and Assurance from the Cranbrook office of BDO, was presented with the award for 2012.

Michael Murphy of the Cranbrook office of BDO Canada LLP, was selected by his peers for BDO’s CEO Award of Excellence.

Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) will provide $19.4 million in new funding in the 2013/14 fiscal year.

On April 17 we invite you to release your inner dragon, or shark, and join us at the Cranbrook Young Entrepreneur Show.

Andrea Wilkey is the new general manager at Community Futures Central Kootenays.

The Federal Government will no longer produce pennies, effective February 4, 2013. How will this affect your business?

Ontarian Fahad Siddiqui has been doing his CA articling at a Cranbrook firm—working hard and getting a taste of the Rockies.

East Kootenay Community Credit Union’s (EKC) board of directors announces the 2012 Patronage Awards.

The corporate newspaper, Business in Vancouver (BIV), recently published a list of the biggest corporate donors in B.C.

Elana Rosenfeld remains CEO of Kicking Horse Coffee.

Economic development is a shared goal of Cranbrook, Kimberley and the St. Mary's Band

A remarkable success story, born in the U.S., is moving north of the border to take root in the City of Cranbrook thanks to the Cranbrook and District Chamber of Commerce.

In an increasingly tight skilled labour market, finding—and keeping—talented employees is crucial.

UBCM convention presenter Paul Kershaw speaks to the advantages of living in a smaller community.

The Columbia Valley, from Spillimacheen to Canal Flats, will receive $200,000 a year for three years from Columbia Basin Trust (CBT), which it will use to fund valley-wide priorities.

The City of Kimberley is excited to announce its intention to proceed with an incentive program to encourage investment in commercial, industrial and brownfield properties.

Mike Miltimore of Lee's Music in Kamloops, B.C., won second prize in BDC's Canada-wide Young Entrepreneur of 2012 contest. The prize is a $25,000 customized Internet strategy to market his innovative Riversong Guitars.

Business Development Bank of Canada organizes and promotes Small Business Week across Canada to support entrepreneurship. This year it takes place October 14 to 20, 2012.

As the economic recovery continues, telework is becoming an increasingly popular trend.

In 2011/12, CBT returned a record $18.2 million in direct funding benefits to Basin communities, up from $11.2 million in 2009/10.

Learn more about Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) and the activities it supports through its 2011/12 Annual Report and 2012 Report to Residents.

We join in wishing Elkford’s Corien Speaker the very best of luck on her new position as she prepares to become the new chief administrative officer (CAO) for the District of Squamish.

The Invest Kootenay Partnership recently received a boost thanks to $100,000 in support from Columbia Basin Trust (CBT).

CBT renewed its partnership with Columbia Basin Alliance for Literacy (CBAL) with $1.32 million over the next three years.

EKC is pleased to invite everyone to join them on March 28th from 6 to 8:30 p.m. for a family, fun-filled grand opening.

The small city of Revelstoke is taking big strides to ensure that it continues to offer a strong economic community.

The Nelson and Area Economic Development Partnership aims to foster a business environment in Nelson and the surrounding area that is resilient, sustainable and well rounded.

Trail's Lower Columbia Initiatives Corporation (LCIC) strives to develop and implement strategies to strengthen the local economy.

The sixth annual Career and Job Fair is shaping up to be another great event. More than 30 businesses and organizations have confirmed their attendance from 1 to 5 p.m. on Thursday, March 8, at the College of the Rockies Cranbrook main campus.

Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is accepting applications for two of its community service award programs.

Finance Minister Kevin Falcon spoke about fiscal responsibility in Cranbrook on February 27, 2012.

The new year ushered in many positive changes in Sparwood, including the opening of an East Kootenay Community Credit Union (EKCCU) branch in mid-February.

The Canadian Bar Association in B.C. supports the steps that the government is taking to evaluate the legal system.

Opportunities for career advancement are on the rise in the Kootenays

The new Invermere Canadian Tire store and its associated Mark's clothing outlet, which are both currently under construction, are holding a big job fair for their upcoming opening in 2012.

Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is pleased to announce the first communities participating in its new Community Directed Youth Funds (CDYF) program.

CBT announces the School Works Program, as part of a $3.5 million commitment to increase employment opportunities for students in the Basin over the next three years.

Savvy employers recognize the importance of workplace morale and incentives in retaining skilled employees.

Each year, Canadian Business magazine publishes The Rich 100 Special Report: Canada’s 100 Wealthiest People. So what are their connections to the Kootenays?

Two free workshops on writing grants for minor and amateur sports will be offered on Saturday, October 29 in both Cranbrook and Kimberley.

Many, many good things are happening at the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce.

Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) is announcing changes to its Environmental Initiatives Program (EIP), which are being implemented to better meet the needs of program applicants.

I think all of us in business wonder at times what motivates us and how we stack up with our peers.

Katherine Ladouceur owns and operates OnPoint Proposals, a proposal management and writing business. When companies was to showcase their suitability for a project, Ladouceur guides them through the bidding process.

Communities throughout the Basin will benefit from a new granting program from Columbia Basin Trust (CBT).

Money Concepts in Nelson has new owners—Paul and Agnez Bowolin.