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Good communication, multi-generational involvement, creativity and fun are the tools of the Grand Forks Downtown Business Association.

As an elected representative in Kootenay-Boundary and a volunteer on several local boards, Roly Russell is a person of influence.

The Valley Zip Line Adventures site is in an ideal location, situated just off of Highway 93/95 and a major route for tourism.

This year’s theme for Earth Day—April 22nd—is EarthPlay

The zip line course design will give riders spectacular views of the Rocky Mountains, Columbia Lake and the adjacent Fairmont Hoodoos.

Junior Dragons Den is a youth-based business competition that encourages entrepreneurial skills among students from Grade 7 to college and university level.

Tammie Davy is the owner of Custom Real Estate Property Management in the Elk Valley and has some advice on how to invest in a second property

Kurt Huebert of HübertHaus Timberframes in Golden, B.C., has created a company based on hard work, ingenuity and a sophisticated million dollar robot

The iconic coffee shop is slated to be up and running by summer 2017.

“We want every single client who walks out of the store to be in love with the clothing they’re taking home,” said France Andestad.

Seasons Property Care Ltd. is a new service for the convenience of Christina Lake property owners.

A visit to Refinery 180 Consignment brings fun and profit to the serious work of recycling.

The emergency department expansion will address immediate space and service challenges and accommodate projected patient care needs for years to come.

Thanks to a successful asset management plan and proven performance, Grand Forks, B.C., is a good candidate for project funding.

On April 3, a ceremony commemorating the 50th Anniversary of the Balmer North Mine Explosion in British Columbia's Elk Valley took place in Sparwood

The Nakusp & District Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Centre is central to the community’s function.

Fernie Brewing Company is in expansion mode and plans to close their store and tasting room during the renovations.

Intrawest is a North American mountain resort and adventure company, delivering distinctive vacation and travel experiences to its customers.

Imagine Kootenay has introduced a new live feed into B.C.'s main trade and investment website.

Canal Flats is a new field of dreams for former Calgary entrepreneurs Kate McLean and Kelly Kask.

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

Accelerate Kootenay is a two-year $1.5-million project to install over 50 electric vehicle chargers along Highway 3

Chris will assume his role new immediately and will work directly with the current Manager of Public Works, Larry Abenante, until Larry retires in May.

Christina Lake, B.C., runs on a compatible blend of conservationists, creative types and business people.

The actions outlined in the strategy will begin this spring, and will be funded in part by $750,000 over three to five years from Columbia Basin Trust.

Retired physician Faisal Jhandir is on a mission to save the planet with solar cooking

The SUPSquatch river tour ride is unique in Canada, as it is the first and only adventure tour being offered across the country.

A familiar name in Revelstoke, Meghan Tabor, has been appointed the new marketing manager at Tourism Revelstoke and the Revelstoke Accommodation Association.

A provincial grant of $159,600 will be used to establish and staff an economic development office for the Columbia Valley.

"From vibrant non-profits to young entrepreneurs and successful businesses, we have a lot to celebrate and recognize," stated the Chamber of Commerce.

The new, 17,000-square-foot Columbia Valley Multi-Use Centre will provide service to communities throughout the Columbia Valley.

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

Matt and Kate Walker have shifted from life in the NHL to brewery owners in Nelson, B.C.

Columbia Basin Trust contributes $500,000 for new community centre

Kootenay Business magazine presents the second annual 40 under 40 list of rising young entrepreneurs in the Kootenays

Encouraging success in other tourism service providers is a smart move on the part of Tod Caton of Simply Kimberley.

Columbia Basin Trust approves 38 recreation infrastructure projects

Matt Cockell, who will be relocating his family to Cranbrook, plans to take over the role of President and General Manager

Everyone is invited to stop by to support the students and to be introduced to important health information

Evie Tjader is an experienced cook, now serving homemade meals at her new restaurant, Simmer Down Café in Fruitvale, B.C.

$1 million over two years committed to CBAL

A streamlined menu allows Smoking Waters Coffee Co. to focus on high quality fare.

The grant will go toward new construction and modern safety improvements to the Middletown Crossing—Highway 3/43 intersection.

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

Jason Wheeldon, one of Cranbrook's leading realtors, provides insight into real estate trends in Cranbrook.

Jen Comer has taken her business knowledge and used it to make the Creston Valley Farmers’ Market thrive.

Many of the affordable housing units operated by non-profit organizations in the Columbia Basin need energy retrofits, such as replacing boilers and windows.

Craig Swendson is the proud owner and operator of Torchlight Brewing Co., one of Nelson’s most flourishing businesses.

Allissa Keane followed her passion, and found her calling, when she started Fruition Wellness, with clinics in Cranbrook and Kimberley.

Invermere’s Arrowhead Brewing Company is riding the wave of Leanne Tegart’s savvy business sense