Grand Forks: Who’s who in business
Information for business in Grand Forks and the Boundary Region, B.C., including contacts, award winners and listings.
Grand Forks has a grand heritage. — Paul Stone photo/picturebc.ca
Information for business in Grand Forks and the Boundary Region, B.C., including contacts, award winners and listings.
Learn all about the Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce and how it serves the area.
Learn moreFrom humble beginnings to global innovation in electrical manufacturing.
Michael and Courtenay Rudy are first-generation farmers helping to feed their community
by Julie MatchettFrom humble beginnings to global innovation in electrical manufacturing.
Uniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettEd and Kathleen Bron praise their dedicated staff, including ones from Mexico who work year after year.
by Danielle CameronMike Freed, director of sales and marketing at Boundary Electric in Grand Forks, B.C., highlights how businesses can become great places to work
by Kyle BornFrom humble beginnings to global innovation in electrical manufacturing.
The Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce is increasing its staff to accomplish more projects
by Virginia RaschDowntown revitalization in Grand Forks, B.C., was led by a unique five-week initiative
by Virginia RaschFuelled by a love of fashion and a passion for their community, three local businesswomen create Kettle Down, a unique clothing brand
by Julie MatchettLet the experts at Deans Plumbing and Heating in Cranbrook improve the comfort level of your home with an assessment of your HVAC system.
A.C. Dyck in Cranbrook can help you navigate the financial challenges of divorce with clarity and confidence.
New Dawn Developments expands affordable, diverse housing in Sparwood and Cranbrook with Westwood and Southwood Heights
Why long-term investing is less about wealth or timing and more about structure, consistency and intentional financial decisions.
How to Deal with the Most Common Pests in the Kootenays, Including Mice, Carpenter Ants, Wasps, Spiders, and Seed Bugs
For many investors, the issue isn’t effort or responsibility. It’s a system that no longer reflects real life.