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These are three businesses that made our top 50 list in 2018.

The Fullfill Market in Kimberley was inspired by the zero waste movement

The 11-member Re/Max realty team in Greater Trail has over 150 years of industry experience.

Nichola Lytle of Pink Dog Designs is here to take marketing to the next level.

Mother Natures in Castlegar has been locally owned for nearly 50 years.

Coal Town Goods carries local and handmade merchandise to suit every taste.

At Unleashed! Pet Care Services in Invermere, owner Amber Schick takes your canine's comfort to heart.

The Regional District of East Kootenay has completed its servicing upgrades in West Fernie, a project that has been in the making for four years.

Stoke Cold Pressed Juice has been a regular supplier to Circle Health Food & Café and owner Jill Bentley see this as a natural gateway to expand their business

The City of Cranbrook is hard at work making improvements to city roads and structures.

Kay Contracting in Nelson provides its customers with top-notch experiences (and results).

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

John Jarman brings extensive international expertise to his new position as the operations manager at Canadian Timberframes Ltd.

The proposed development is called the MounView and would feature office and retail space on the ground floor

This is about Dan Bracko’s long-standing passion to create wonderful, beautiful, memorable food—and there’s a love story here, too.

The theme of Small Business Week 2018, sponsored by the Business Development Bank of Canada, is Digitize Now: Transform Your Business.

National Forest Week (September 23 to 29, 2018) celebrates the research we undertake in our forests, including studies on our Rocky Mountain elk

The total received in the region is $195,978 or .049% of the total $4 million awarded throughout the province.

Formulating policies, allocating funds, managing assets and infrastructure—it’s all in a day’s work for Golden’s town council.

Brian Testo, CEO of Grizzly Discoveries, is exploring Robocop as a potential for a mine site near Roosville, B.C.

Kimberley's only indoor market, Old Crow Emporium, is chock full of vintage finds, timeless treasures, art and handicrafts

Rebekah Tebrinke, owner and manager of PV Ranch Getaway, north of Grand Forks, B.C., runs an award-winning business retreat in the backcountry

Brad Crockett, president and owner of The Crockett Book Co. in Trail, B.C., has successfully brought his bookstore into the digital age

birr in Fernie, B.C., is one of the best in the marketing business when it comes to delivering measurable results.

Reach new heights and high speeds while tandem skydiving with Extreme Yeti Skydiving.

Little Mittens Animal Rescue Association in Golden, B.C. puts animals first and helps them to find forever homes.

Columbia Basin Trust provides over $244,000 to 13 public art projects in 11 communities

We’re compiling an archive of information about the treasury of business people whose support and expertise are available in Golden, B.C.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Tourism Golden is building Golden’s global reputation for world-class recreation, and managing everyday services for on-the-spot visitors.

Susan Brown has worked for over 30 years in health care in Canada and the United Kingdom.

AirSprint offers programs designed for personal and business requirements.

If you have driven through Yahk recently, you can’t help but notice the major log sorting and re-load centre situated on the north side of the community.

Can-Filters was purchased in October 2017 by international garden products giant, Hawthorne, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Scott’s Miracle-Gro.

The City will conduct a referendum in conjunction with the municipal election in October.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

One of the biggest names in the worldwide fitness business is set to open in Cranbrook.

Every community has its influencers, and we’d like to applaud the members of Rossland’s business community who are making a positive difference.

Radium holds the official grand opening of its new Community Centre and Library this Saturday, August 25th, 2018

Creativity, versatility, reliability, a cheerful attitude and great food are a winning combination for Green Door Catering.

Kenny White, a building contractor based in Montrose, B.C., especially enjoys transforming homes and adding value through renovations.

The new company is called Black Metal Storage and is located at 1950 Theatre Road in Cranbrook.

Ian Thomas, president and owner of Cedar Taxi Ltd. in Trail, B.C., has created a wheelchair-accessible taxi service

S&P Global Platts, an independent provider of information to the resource markets is reporting that Teck has temporarily shut down their lead smelting operation

The cloud phone system uses computer technology to manage calls, voicemail and much more.

Readers of Kootenay Business magazine gave DJ’s high marks for its services, and highest of all for the tanning aspect of the business.

William Doeleman loves to help people to obtain and retain their independence through safe, competent driving.

Columbia Basin Trust commits nearly $965,000 to 17 projects that address social issues

Restructuring at Rossland City Hall—both corporate and physical—has produced improvements, challenges and appreciation.

NDP National Parks Critic Wayne Stetski echoes environmental groups, Indigenous leaders and stakeholders on the need for stronger protection for our parks.