All Kaslo articles

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

The community of Kaslo, B.C., has welcomed Brendan Murray-Nellis and his Raven Acupuncture clinic.

Kaslo May Days and the Kaslo Jazz Etc. Summer Music Festival—both held in the village of Kaslo, B.C.—are two of the top celebrations in Canada.

Glen and Heidi Stewart of Kaslo, B.C., started their home-based roasting business, Kaslo's Bean Roasting, in April 2013.

The economic slump of 2008 caused Bernie Penner to put his development project on hold. Now, with a new design and more amenities, the project is a go.

Dwight Smith is founder and president of Hamill Creek Timber Homes in Meadow Creek, B.C.

Patrick Steiner and Colleen O'Brien of Kootenay Joe Farm in Johnsons Landing, B.C., were looking at a promising summer of producing organic heirloom vegetable and flower seeds. Then came the landslide of July 12, 2012.

If you’re looking for advice on organic gardening, you won’t find a better source than the folks at Tesla Springs Farm. Bent Haagerup runs this farming operation with his wife, Gunilla, and son Jens.

The Columbia Basin Trust Board of Directors invites you to attend their annual general meeting, which will focus on the presentation of the 2010/11 Annual Report.

Bluebelle Bistro and Beanery is a successful restaurant in Kaslo that features great food and coffee as well as local artists and musicians.

Wing Creek Resort is an upscale eco-friendly resort property on beautiful Kootenay Lake.

Sean Kennedy knocks rocks by day, rocks out by night.

Falkins Insurance Group originated in the East Kootenay in the late 1890s and has expanded to be one of the largest insurance brokerages in B.C.

Anne Pigeon, director of Kootenay Rockies Tourism presented the manager of the Kaslo Hotel, Andy LeCouffe, with the Gordon Wilder Memorial Award.

Honey Candles has been manufacturing and shipping 100 per cent pure beeswax candles all over the world for 16 years.

When Sergio Raffo and Kiara Lynch met at an international ceramics workshop in Cuba, they could never have guessed where their talents would lead them.

Every sailor knows how to ride out the storms and enjoy smooth waters—which is how Jones Boys Boats has navigated a choppy economy and survived for going on three generations.

John Eckland is making history new again with the reconstruction of the landmark Kaslo Hotel.

Known as a National Historical Site, the S.S. Moyie is the world's oldest intact passenger sternwheeler.

Nestled between the Purcell and Selkirk Mountains and the shores of Kootenay Lake sits a piece of paradise, the Village of Kaslo.