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Are you a foodie? Then be sure to check out Kimberley's newest storefront, the Olives Unstuffed Tasting House, purveyor of speciality olive oils and vinegars.

The owner of the Blue Barn Pet & Hobby Farm in Castlegar loves critters and their people.

Krystal Wills, financial manager of the Canadian Rockies International Airport, presented an update on travel trends in 2016.

This year’s Open House will be jam-packed with a wide variety of activities as well as information sessions.

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

The 2017 Visitor Services Innovation Fund is being made available for current, full-status Visitor Services Network members.

Jack Moes, dean of trades and technology at College of the Rockies, has an affinity for relevant, practical, applied learning.

Local meat producer unveils new look, logo and e-commerce store.

The proposed development would be a family-type RV park, with 100 fully serviced sites—40 feet by 100 feet each.

The Small Business BC Awards is the largest small business awards competition in the province.

We are pleased to have the honourable Bill Bennett as our special guest.

Talented young entrepreneurs throughout the West Kootenay and Boundary area who want to get their business idea off the ground are encouraged to apply.

Glass artist Katherine Russell chose to settle in Elkford because it offers the wilderness recreation she loves.

We ranked all the Credit Unions and Co-ops in the Kootenays by their annual revenue.

Cranbrook City Council has given zoning approval to Golden Life Management to develop another senior living facility in the city.

The owners of the new brewery are hoping to be operational by mid-2017.

In his new role as President and CEO, Johnny Strilaeff will rely on his experience as a Basin resident and on his work experience with the Trust since 2005.

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

Jason Wheeldon shares his insight on the dynamic Cranbrook real estate market—4 trends not to miss and why it's a good time for a market evaluation.

Meet your recruitment needs and raise your business’s profile by becoming an exhibitor at two upcoming local career events!

Community support, inclusion and economic development are the ongoing focus of the Elkford Chamber of Commerce.

Located in the Kimberley Underground Mining Railway Station, the display will feature ore and rock specimens as well as drill core from Sullivan mine.

Almost three-quarters of Canadian businesses that were courageous saw revenues rise in 2016.

Owner and designer Marilyn Cobban and her staff recently raised $2821 for a charity called Decoda Literacy Project.

We are pleased to present the Top 25 Fastest Growing Companies in the region—we salute your success!

The course being offered at Selkirk College this winter brings graphic fiction to life for students eager to learn more about this pop-culture phenomenon.

Hall Printing in Trail, B.C., won the Go Green Award from the local chamber of commerce

With only a dial-up connection, Leslie Vissers boldly moved from her traditional office to work from home, thousands of miles from her employer.

With a surge in tourism travel, the hospitality sector is a dynamic and growing part of the Kootenay business community.

The largest shopping centre in the Kootenays, Tamarack Centre first opened in 1977.

Seams Fun carries a stock of novelty clothing, accessories and home decor items.

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

Canadian Timberframes is North America’s premier resort timber frame home manufacturer.

Clear communication, inclusive participation, support and fun are keys to success for the Fernie Chamber of Commerce.

Bob Falle is a dedicated outdoor recreation and tourism professional on staff at Selkirk College for over 25 years.

Drew Miller replaces Sheila McDonald who retired in December.

Jill Bentley-Lobban, manager of Kimberley Centex, is a people person who loves good food and locally sourced products.

Heidi Lettrari, the woman behind award-winning Kaslo Sourdough Pasta, is gaining recognition for her sales and marketing savvy.

Tristen Chernove is inspired by the energy of Cranbrook’s business community, and he’s reciprocating in a big way.

Peter Nielsen, VP operations, is taking Revelstoke Mountain Resort to exciting new heights of success.

The power of personality is evident in the successful operation of Columbia Gardens Vineyard & Winery near Trail, B.C.

Dianna Ducs, executive director of Nelson Kootenay Lake Tourism, is leading the way to a significant increase in tourism in her area.

Doug Mann’s career in automotive engineering spans 35 years. He recently moved to Nelson to join Pacific Insight.

Listening and engaging have led to success for Cam Dawes, owner/operator of IGA in Golden

Ryan Doehle’s 21 years of work in his self-started and expanding business have landed him a spot on the list of the Top 10 Business People of 2017

With the online world at his fingertips, Seán McTernan left Ireland for Canada and established his digital business in Fernie.

The co-founder and CEO of Invermere’s Kicking Horse Coffee is a visionary with a love of the outdoors and a great appreciation for the Columbia Valley.

The new space for Kootenay Co-op in Nelson is a welcoming and spacious spot for shopping and socializing.

Up to 16 West Kootenay residents are receiving the training they need at Selkirk College for jobs in their communities.

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