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

Pacific Insights Electronics in Nelson may be small-town based, but the company has a global reach.

From the Ground Up relocates to Cranbrook’s downtown core

To help raise awareness and funds Endless Adventure is hosting an online photo contest and an endless fundraising campaign.

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

"We feel our board is a wonderful representation of our diversified local economy," said CFCK Executive Director Andrea Wilkey.

Golden Life has grown into the Kootenays largest seniors housing and care provider as well as the sixth largest employer.

Trail, B.C., is acquiring necessary infrastructure replacement along with recreational, cultural and travel amenities and a beautified skyline.

The new Kootenay Operation Centre near Castlegar's airport will centralize many of FortisBC's key operations.

The Yarn Collective caters to local fibre-lovers, knitters and crocheters.

The owner of the Upper Cut salon in downtown Cranbrook has opened a new hair-dressing shop that caters to men.

Rob Schepers, outgoing president of the Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce, offers a few words on the bright future of the community.

“Mayor, council, and the management team are thrilled to add someone of Dawn’s considerable experience and leadership qualities,” said CAO Scott Sommerville.

Ever thought of owning your own business and living the Kootenay lifestyle? Here is a sampling of businesses available in the area.

Ainsworth-based Mountain Trek is North America’s only mountain hiking­ based fitness retreat.

CEO Jared Lazerson recently told Proactive Investors that the company's Driftwood Creek project is a “quite large, global scale deposit.”

Silver Water Spa is a luxurious, nurturing new feature of the St. Eugene Golf Resort.

With the addition of Over Time Beer Works in Kimberley, there are now 118 craft breweries in B.C.

Nelson­-based company Lillie & Cohoe is in the business of helping North American customers express their personal style

"Sophie has dedicated her entire adult life to improving the lives of Aboriginal people across this province,” said Kathryn Teneese, Ktunaxa Nation Chair.

The choice of accommodation through Airbnb in the Kootenays is vast, as proven by this Top 20 list of available rentals.

Pacific Coastal Airlines will be scheduling 32 flights into the city this winter, from January until March 2017.

New and exciting business ventures are changing the face of this increasingly hip mountain town.

The GM dealership in Creston is getting a much-needed facelift this summer.

McPherson will be the President and Chief Operating Officer in charge of all operations at the Company's Max and Willa mining and milling operations.

The Trail Chamber of Commerce is taking greeting visitors and residents to a whole new level with their new portable 'Go Tent'.

From beginner and family-friendly courses to those worthy of the most experienced golfer, these Kootenay fairways are worth a visit.

The Riverfront Centre Building Committee recently revealed the drawings for the proposed new Library and Museum during Trail's Silver City Days festival.

The Minds Over Metal summer camp will be held for students aged 12 to 15, from July 18-22.

College of the Rockies and University of Victoria are working together to ensure a smooth transition of the entire four-years of the Nursing program.

The IK partnership was recognized for their website and program branding work at the BC Economic Development Association Summit in Vancouver.

The first ever Cranbrook Business Walk was held on Tuesday, June 28th, in which teams of two visited businesses small and large throughout the city.

Silverado Construction has a contract to build a combined gymnasium and community centre for the ʔaq̓am Community.

From friends to colleagues to partners: Danielle Cardozo and Jody Jacob team up to launch Brook PR.

"We already work with a lot of people from Fernie, but they can't always make it to Cranbrook during regular business hours," said Uli Helvoigt, owner.

Our research rewarded us with information about a few of Nelson’s most influential business people.

Deserving Castlegar businesses, individuals and organizations were recognized at the recent Excellence Awards banquet.

B.C. Premier Christy Clark spoke to a record crowd at the June 23 chamber of commerce luncheon in Cranbrook, B.C.

The conference offered an ideal venue for discussing current and future economic opportunities and initiatives throughout the Elk Valley.

Next Level Fitness is Sparwood's newest gym, and owner Katie Jackson couldn't be happier.

The influence of regional and municipal leaders is found in every aspect of community life in B.C.’s Creston Valley.

Rossland, Castlegar and the South Slocan will be receiving funding for projects in their communities.

Surviving five decades and more, these Nelson businesses are a tribute to determination, adaptability and loyalty.

Cranbrook’s Lee-Ann Crane had a 37-year career with the RDEK, working for the betterment of this community.

What economic impact does the Kootenay Ice have on Cranbrook?

Bill Bennett has served 16 years as MLA for the East Kootenay region.

Come sit down at Dawn's Early Rising Sunshine Cafe for a family meal

A bright new future is planned for the former Kootenay Hotel in Creston, B.C.

Scheduling daily tasks and then focusing on accomplishing them will keep up your productivity.

To meet the growing demands of the Elk Valley mining industry, the company has had plans to expand the branch in Sparwood for the last couple of years.