The owner of Ridgeline Physio takes a fitness-forward approach to get Elk Valley clients back in motion.
by Danielle BrostAll Health & Wellness articles
Amanda Mori of Summit Osteopathy makes a difference in the lives of Elk Valley residents
by Danielle BrostThe owner of Arq Mountain Centre in Cranbrook, B.C., discusses the challenges of entrepreneurship, and the thriving climbing community he has fostered.
by Kerry ShellbornCyndi Weltz discusses the journey of Life Balance, its impact, and future goals in addressing the health needs of local women.
by Danielle BrostCheck out this list of businesses for sale across the Columbia Valley and Kootenay regions.
by Julie Matchett and Danielle BrostDr. Tyler Phillipson reflects on his vision for holistic patient care at Active Balance in Nelson.
by Danielle BrostThe annual Business Excellence awards were held on October 27th at Key City Theatre.
by Julie MatchettKristina Kotila discusses the serenity of running a mobile massage business in Golden, B.C.
by Danielle BrostThe guide offers tools, tips, and perspectives on how primary care providers can pursue low carbon, high-quality healthcare that heals the planet
by SubmittedFrom a much-needed long-term care facility to new commercial and residential builds, Nelson is seeing record growth
by Julie MatchettPivot Point Acupuncture has proven to be a welcome addition to the community of Salmo
by Danielle CameronKimberley’s businesses and remarkable individuals help the community to become B.C.’s best small town.
by Julie MatchettCommunity-powered local food is at the heart of the Local Store in Fernie, B.C.
by Virginia RaschBear Spring Eco Retreat offers urbanites an escape from big-city living and a chance to decompress close to nature.
by Julie MatchettMarie-Michelle Lafontaine let nothing break her stride when she started Glacier PhysioLab in Golden, B.C. - and now she’s added bike-fitting to her services
by Danielle CameronBased in Nelson, B.C., Melinda Nealis and Kayla Carley are the mother-and-daughter duo behind Replenish—The Kootenay Refill Store
by Julie MatchettJared Williams, manager of Northstar Bicycle Co. in Cranbrook, B.C., has adapted his love of bicycles and coffee into a popular Kootenay Business
by Kyle BornErin Robertson and Dennis Lavoie are the urban farmers behind this new startup superfood business
by Julie MatchettOvry is a brand of affordable, high-quality pregnancy and ovulation tests available for online purchase.
by Julie Matchett14 Kimberley businesses and individuals garnered praise for their excellence this year
by Julie MatchettHere’s a new idea from Backwoods Sauna in Salmo, B.C.: A rental and mobile wood-fired sauna
by Virginia RaschThe annual Golden Community Excellence Awards recognized greatness and good work.
by Julie MatchettIt was an evening of online celebration and virtual toasts to the winners of the 2020 Trail Business Excellence Awards.
by Julie MatchettSonya Pope, owner and instructor of Life Essentials First Aid in Nelson, B.C., is an ambassador for water safety and basic first aid skills
by Kyle BornKootenay companies innovate to help Canada become self-sufficient in PPE during the COVID-19 pandemic
by Virginia RaschPandemic bad haircuts and lessons learned by Kellie Wolf, owner of Wolfy’s Hair Den in Kimberley
by Virginia RaschThis year plant a Pandemic Garden to help the dual crises of coronavirus and climate change
by Virginia RaschMal Paterson, owner of Seedz Crackers in Cranbrook, B.C., discusses why her snack is compelling for people with food allergies
by Kyle BornFour Kootenay distilleries are turning an alcoholic byproduct into a critically short commodity: Hand sanitizer for FREE!
by Virginia RaschThe Den, a new fitness centre in Cranbrook, empowers people of all ages to embrace their best self
by Julie MatchettNikki Luxton, owner of Studio Bronze in Castlegar, B.C., provides tanning after work and on weekends
by Kyle BornDaniel Messett, vice president and co-owner of Rest Assured Kootenay Floats in Castlegar, B.C., is looking to sail into the sunset
by Kyle BornDarla Sparrow, owner and founder of Mandala Birth in Kimberley, B.C., has expanded her business as a doula
by Kyle BornThe Castlegar Sleep Centre provides patients with consultations and sleep diagnostic services
by Julie MatchettThe Rural Evidence Review survey aims to better understand and provide rural health care planning in British Columbia
by Julie MatchettA joint research study with the University of Calgary has confirmed that sourdough pasta can be part of a beneficial diet
Her HQ is a unique women-centred co-working and personal growth space in downtown Castlegar
by Julie MatchettLeeza Zurwick, owner of Happy Gut in Castlegar, B.C., will be on CBC’s Dragons’ Den on November 21, 2019
by Kyle BornShade Sails Canada is making waves and lots of shade sails in Revelstoke
by Virginia RaschKimberley’s Chelsea Boyd Gibson came back home to run two businesses, Meadowsweet Photography and Meadowsweet Yoga & Wellness.
by Sandra AlbersAngel Flight East Kootenay is a non-profit charity dedicated to flying patients to medical appointments in Kelowna
Anna Lamb works with her family to make their Cranbrook gym welcoming and customer-oriented.
by Zoë DupleyMorgan Jmaiff’s new business offers locals Canadian-owned brands, locally-made vendors and access to eco-friendly companies.
by Zoë DupleyLynn Hiscoe seeks to empower lives through her new business based in the Creston Valley
by Sandra AlbersKatherine Spring started her company, Arch Allure Microblading, from scratch and has been warmly welcomed by the Cranbrook community
by Sandra AlbersWith a thriving family and a thriving business, Karey Pion provides Soco Soaps to more than 40 markets in Canada, including hometown Fernie
by Sandra AlbersThe Cranbrook Society for Community Living has been busy - a new move, a new logo, a new website and a retirement
Shawna L’Heureux, owner of Zen Mountain Float + Wellness in Kimberley, is an expert in all things skin. She’s also one of Kootenay Business’s 2019 Influential
by Zoë DupleyPresentation focused on inequities in health care around the world
Judy Banfield of Nelson has long been a source of support and influence for people at their most vulnerable times: infancy, youth, parenthood and advanced age.
by Marie Milner