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Festive market celebration brings together more than 70 local producers and artisans

Trevor Zak, Fitness Inc. CEO, is excited about the company’s new facility in Cranbrook, B.C.

Dale Felhauer, general manager of Inland in Cranbrook, B.C., continues to guide the company to the pinnacle of heavy equipment sales

Jared Brand, owner of J. Brand Painting, has cultivated a stellar reputation and strong relationships within his hometown of Nelson, B.C.

The Kimberley Dynamiters Hockey Club provides strong and willing shoulders for the community to lean on.

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

Tervita is a leading environmental services company with nearly 40 years of industry experience.

Mark Yancey, owner of Boulder Hut Adventures, discusses what’s changing within the skiing tourism industry

Murray Kimber, owner and creative director of Speedpro Signs in Nelson, B.C., has big ideas and knows the right way to wrap up anything

A small aviation company is providing important support to the Kootenay region.

The Kicking Horse Chamber of Commerce hosted a gala dinner event and presented 14 awards in a variety of categories.

Adrian Wagner Studio is a new business and showroom for creative photographic works in Nelson, B.C.

The BC Export Awards annually seeks out BC’s Top Exporters and honours companies for their excellence and achievements in 9 categories.

The Kootenay Ice drives Cranbrook’s economy. It also inspires our kids, develops responsible, caring citizens and gives us excellent hockey.

The Still North Retreat Co. offers customized workshops and retreats

The key to success for this entrepreneur is open and honest communication with her customers

True Root Café in Cranbrook’s Best Western Hotel offers breakfast, lunch and catering.

The B.C. government is distributing $10.1 million in new grants to help rural communities stabilize their economies and create long-term local employment.

Amy Walker has opened her own elegant new hair salon in Cranbrook.

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

Fernie Alpine Springs is brewing a favourful line of kombucha and they are expanding the availability of the product throughout the Kootenays.

Simply fill out this form and you could be recognized as one of the Top 25 Fastest Growing Companies in Kootenays.

With funding assured for tourism marketing, the Cranbrook Tourism Society can proceed with showcasing this area to the world.

Writer Jody Jacob, born and raised in Cranbrook, has published a children’s book called The Man & the Bear, created for kids between the ages of birth to seven.

Jim Hymer, a 47-year veteran in the transportation industry, shares his wisdom on how to stay safe on the road this winter

Phase 2 of the West Fernie Servicing and Restructure project is nearing completion

At the recent Kimberley & District Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards, Kimberley’s Mayor Don McCormick was one of the guest speakers.

The Fernie Chamber of Commerce recently gave out their Community and Business Excellence Awards for 2017.

Golden’s Canadian Timberframes Ltd. named Manufacturer of the Year

For great health choices, visit Grand Forks’s New West Trading Co. 1985

Building permit applications are piling up at Revelstoke City Hall, and Nicole Fricot, community economic development director, is busy.

Two of Kimberley’s native sons hope to expand Sullivan Machine Works to a location in their home town.

Calgary-based West High Yield Resources sells their mineral properties near Rossland to Maryland-based Gryphon Enterprises for US$750 million

With winter's onset, a favourite topic of conversation seems to be the winter maintenance of our local roads.

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

Former executive director of the Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce, Jamie Mayes, has joined Nelson-based Imagine Kootenay initiative as interim program manager.

Kimberley and Marysville have been seeing a surge of new businesses, construction and start-ups over the past year.

The conference is organized by East Kootenay Chamber of Mines (EKCM), a non-profit organization actively promoting sustainable exploration, mining and education

Imagine Kootenay’s motto, “This is your better life,” certainly applies in the case of Jamie Mayes, the organization’s new program manager.

Krystal Oleson, owner of Life Roots Consulting in Cranbrook, constructs workplace collaboration through Lego Serious Play

The Kootenay Rockies have selected a new board of directors

Jana Thompson is Revelstoke's new Chamber of Commerce executive director

Here's a selection of unique restaurants that are currently for sale in the Kootenay region.

The proposed Ellison Community Solar Pilot Project, if approved, would be B.C.’s largest utility-led community solar project to date.

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

According to Revelstoke’s mayor, Mark McKee, development activity in the city is at a 40-year high.

The building will be home to a library, a small meeting room for public use as well as a large community hall space for larger gatherings.

Can-Filters produces a top brand of air filtration systems for safer workplaces and environments.

Mulder’s is a new, open-concept restaurant in Creston, B.C., where chefs create meals in the middle of the dining room

Jana Thompson, a relative newcomer to Revelstoke, is the new executive director of the Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce.