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After five years of downsizing, Louisiana-Pacific Building Products in Golden, B.C., is in a promising growth phase.

Funds from the Province’s Resort Municipality Initiative will be used to make the attractions of Golden, B.C., more inviting and available.

Thermal updrafts in the mountains and valleys around Golden, B.C., offer exciting recreational opportunities for foot-launched pilots.

The Golden Museum just celebrated four decades of successful operation.

Curt Thorne never thought he’d be a business owner, but he’s making a great success of the Wolf’s Den Rustic Mountain Restaurant in Golden, B.C.

Time management workshop coming to Golden and Cranbrook March 12 and 13.

The interior redecorating is complete at Kicking Horse Ford in Golden, and it’s looking great.

Jamie McDonald stopped in to speak to students at the College of the Rockies’ Golden campus on Thursday, January 9.

Kevin and Karen Christakos are the proud new owners of the Golden Taps.

Michael Flisak is a welcome addition to Golden's art scene.

Owner, Dan Rachmel of Strikt Gear Company in Ontario, makes plans to move the manufacturing and R&D components of his business to Golden.

After years spent teaching survival skills to young people, Darrin DeRosa turned to the challenges of the hospitality industry.

Roger Smith, president of Olson Construction in Golden, speaks about the challenges and opportunities of the construction industry in the region.

The resilient, “can do” attitude in Golden, B.C., has endeared the town to its mayor, Christina Benty.

Susan Leigan is the new owner of Kicking Horse Embroidery in Nicholson, B.C.

Golden's Eagle's Eye Restaurant has garnered top recognition from TripAdvisor.

Formerly known as the Winston Lodge and Saloon, Golden's Winston Lodge & Spa and the Kicking Horse Saloon have adopted more than just new monikers.

Jeff Bowes of Canadian Timberframes Ltd. in Golden, B.C., has seen significant improvement in the company’s numbers since he joined the team.

Kat Hadford Photography, owned by New Jersey native Kathleen Hadford, has found a new home in Golden, B.C.

Sheelagh England to promote science, technology and innovation-focused economic development in the East Kootenays.

Aboriginal gift shop Tribal Memories has a selection of First Nations items for sale.

The Golden Dollar Store has reopened following a temporary closure and renovations.

Barry and Shelly Palumbo of Big Mountain Ventures work hard to turn raw land near Golden, B.C., into appropriate sites for dream homes.

Construction is underway of Golden's newest hotel, a Holiday Inn Express.

Fashion designer Stefany Davies and her lawyer husband, Keven Schecter, chose Golden, B.C., as their new home and are building a full and happy life there.

A reputation for craftsmanship and environmentally responsible products is taking Merc Flooring & Paint into its third generation of business in Golden, B.C.

When they married 38 years ago, Brian and Sharon Weir became business partners as well—and they’re still at it as owners of BNW Contracting Ltd. in Golden, B.C.

Originally from Britain, Ian Archbold moved to Golden, B.C., and opened Dogtooth Climbing Gym in 2007. He and his wife love the community and the lifestyle.

Golden Environmental Mat Services, or GEM Services, is a brand-new East Kootenay-based company making a dent in the oil and gas industry.

Golden Area Initiatives has a mandate similar to that of the regional chamber of commerce, but it focuses on the community in general as well as local business.

Healthy recreation, friendliness and a consistent positive attitude characterize the community of Golden, B.C.

Ryan Johannesen—with his business, Glacier Raft Company—has found success by focusing on all aspects of the customer experience.

The Canadian Home Builders' Association (CHBA) Rocky Mountain has announced that Golden's own HR Pacific has been named a finalist for the Georgie Awards.

Story & Co. helped Tourism Golden produce a website that strengthens the story of Golden.

Kicking Horse Country Chamber of Commerce has an up-to-date website designed to be the go-to place for business information.

Golden's mayor, Christina Benty, outlined the community's successes in the past year and looks ahead to 2013.

Get out your chopsticks, Golden has a new sushi restaurant.

Early season record snowfall and over 50 centimetres in the last 24 hours gives Kicking Horse the perfect early opening, now scheduled for December 1st.

In October 2012, the Golden RCMP moved into its new $5.3-million building, which will help them better serve their community.

The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) provides advice to Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) with a youth perspective on a variety of issues facing today’s youth.

Students from Golden’s three grade eight classes spent a day travelling around the town and its surrounding area in order to learn first-hand where their water comes from, where it goes after it’s used and how important it is to look after water and keep watersheds healthy.

Moberly Homebrew 2002 has won an award for its popular wine made in Golden, B.C.; owner Donna Alexander shared some of her secrets with us.

This summer, take a gondola ride at Kicking Horse Mountain Resort in Golden—not only are you practically guaranteed to see Boo the Bear, you also have access to hiking at 7,700 feet.

On July 27, 2012, the Kicking Horse Country transit service will come to an end.

Three partners from Cranbrook have purchased the consulting side of Interior Reforestation and formed a new consulting firm called Vast Resource Solutions.

The 50-year-old Donald Bridge is scheduled for demolition.

Innovation Building Group is an award-winning construction company based out of Whistler and now Golden, British Columbia. The company's commitment is to sustainability, community and the environment.

Larry Sparks describes his work with Kootenay Rockies Innovation Council and what it is he loves about Golden.

Golden Engineered Wood Products, which has enjoyed a longstanding presence in the town of Golden, is proud of its work and workforce.

Kicking Horse Mountain Resort had an epic season as the newest Resorts of the Canadian Rockies (RCR) resort. Matt Mosteller, vice-president of marketing and sales for RCR, is excited about the future in Golden.