Invermere: Who’s who in business
Invermere offers sublime outdoor recreation, arts and culture, and tourist attractions.
Visit the community of Invermere and see all it has to offer. — Photo by Kerry Shellborn
Invermere offers sublime outdoor recreation, arts and culture, and tourist attractions.
Everything you need to know about the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce on one handy page.
Learn moreUniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettWild Wonders Insectarium in Invermere named New Business of the Year and won People’s Choice award at Columbia Valley Chamber awards
by Kyle BornA family business, Winderberry Farms, found innovative ways to grow and create a place for everyone to contribute to a bright future
by Kristen MitchellThe Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence awards were held in late October.
by Julie MatchettCan’t get enough reading material? Check out this list of bookstores in the East Kootenay.
by Julie MatchettKevin Blackwell, a housing project developer, talks to Kootenay Business about the housing industry in the Columbia Valley
by Kristen MitchellThroughout the East Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales.
by Julie MatchettA development in Windermere is treating wastewater with a solar aquatic facility, an underutilized process that produces clean water without chemicals.
by Kristen MitchellThe EDPN recently held an economic forum in Nakusp that looked at challenges facing Columbia Basin communities
Two councillors from neighbouring communities have joined the Trail & District Chamber of Commerce’s Board of Directors as liaisons.
Phil Aston is a former IT professional who switched careers and became a real estate agent in Cranbrook
The City of Cranbrook has made tremendous strides in creating a fertile environment for entrepreneurs
As part of the Cranbrook Tourism Master Plan, residents and business owners are invited to share their thoughts on the future of tourism in the Key City.
Hidden gem discovered in south Kootenay living