The owners of From Scratch in Fairmont Hot Springs are responding to COVID-19 by growing and pivoting their business.
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Lisa Ziebarth, manager of the Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce, loves how community-minded Creston is
by Julie MatchettFind uniquely home-grown Kootenay clothing, wearables and gear from these 12 local businesses
by Julie MatchettBased in Fernie, B.C., Robertson Estate Wine Vinegar produces the perfect Cabernet Sauvignon vinegar that is sought after by top chefs
by Virginia RaschKi Mana Acres Farm near Creston, B.C., is a model for regenerative agriculture and meeting the demand of discerning consumers
by Virginia RaschJeremiah Woods is the owner of a large fleet of VW vehicles and now he’s created a campground in Golden, B.C., to share his love of the iconic brand
by Julie Matchett11 awards were handed out at this year’s virtual Creston Business Excellence Awards gala
by Julie MatchettWith CEO Dave MacLeod at the helm, ThoughtExchange in Rossland, B.C., has seen 1,000 per cent year-over-year use of the tech platform
by Virginia RaschA new book by CEO of ThoughtExchange Dave MacLeod, Scaling Conversations: How Leaders Access the Full Potential of People, is a goldmine of insights
by Virginia RaschMario Dibella, owner and president of the Martech Group of Companies in Castlegar, B.C., discusses how his company has maintained unprecedented endurance
by Kyle BornSMRT1 specializes in convenient and cutting-edge intelligent vending machine technology
by SubmittedWomen can have fulfilling careers in industry, according to Vanessa Terwoort, Director, Environment, Mercer Celgar
by Virginia RaschEric Ridington, owner of Kokanee Soaring Adventures in Nelson, B.C., offers glider tours over Kootenay Lake and Kokanee Glacier
by Kyle BornJeff Davie, second-generation owner of Kaslo Building Supplies, describes how exceptional customer service leads to longevity
by Kyle BornKarma Halleran, president of the Kaslo Chamber of Commerce, highlights new programs being implemented, including Kaslo ArtScape and a Kaslo Anthem contest
by Kyle BornGrowing fatter by the month: Feastify is adding 6 to 8 new communities a month across Canada
by Virginia RaschLocated just east of Salmo, B.C., the Salmo River Ranch Campground is opening soon
by Karrigan FolvikThese golf courses in the West Kootenay region are fun yet challenging enough to keep you coming back for more.
by Danielle CameronThe East Kootenay region boasts some of the most enthralling golf courses in Canada.
by Danielle CameronErin Robertson and Dennis Lavoie are the urban farmers behind this new startup superfood business
by Julie MatchettMichele Dupas is the imaginative owner of Dupas Designs and Gallery 229, located in the old Procter, B.C., schoolhouse
by Julie MatchettThe 100% Renewable Kootenays campaign for clean energy, led by the West Kootenay EcoSociety, continues to grow, adding No. 10: Fruitvale
by Virginia RaschKendra Johnston, CEO of AME, likens the Canadian mining and energy conferences to family reunions because of the meaningful relationships developed during camp
by Timothy FowlerThe Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce is increasing its staff to accomplish more projects
by Virginia RaschThis cutting-edge, Salmo-based clothing company has a backstory as rich as its fashionable creations.
by Danielle CameronHelen Barron, executive director of the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce, highlights new programs implemented amidst the COVID-19 pandemic
by Kyle BornSucre Interactive Technologies in Fernie, B.C., uses virtual-reality technology for immersive safety training in mining and other high-risk industries
by Virginia RaschDark Horse Innovations in Nelson, B.C., is a new B2B business in the outdoor product development industry
by Virginia RaschThe Kootenays’ first-ever pitch competition for the tech sector was organized by KAST and attracted 25 entrepreneurs vying for valuable prizes
by Virginia RaschAxios Growth Consultants provides growth and optimization guidance and solutions to help businesses scale for success
by SubmittedChris Policar and Ryan “Butter” Karl, new owners of The Station Pub in Invermere, B.C., have major upgrades in the works for their restaurant
by Kyle BornA custom fabrication and welding shop, Elk Valley Precision & Cab provides services to Sparwood and area businesses
by Julie MatchettEntertainment company Pursuit has launched an exhilarating new attraction in Golden, B.C.
by Danielle CameronEmma Beaton, manager of the Slocan Valley Chamber of Commerce, has seen an uptick in people and businesses moving there since the pandemic
by Virginia RaschBusiness baron Brian Fehr is bullish on his four Kootenay businesses with more exciting plans forthcoming
by Virginia RaschThe new campaign aims to help food and beverage businesses that have been impacted by the latest round of provincial health orders.
by The Fernie Chamber of CommerceThe seed-to-vase movement is blossoming in Kimberley, B.C., in Ritual Gardens with locally-grown, sustainable cut flowers
by Virginia RaschHow Kimberley, B.C., transitioned from a kitschy Bavarian theme to a modern brand provides a template for communities and businesses alike
by Kerry ShellbornWelcome to my Branding Geek column where I will share tips and examples of how to tell your brand story in a digital world
by Kerry ShellbornThe City of Cranbrook begins its fleet transition to EVs with the purchase of its first electric vehicle
by Virginia RaschNewly released recipe collection celebrates living in a lush valley rich in fresh produce.
by Brummet MediaChocolate alchemist Beth Campbell of Viva Cacao in Slocan, B.C., has advice on scaling up a small business
by Virginia RaschSome had success, some didn’t, but these 9 brave Kootenay business people all faced down the Dragons’ Den
by Julie MatchettNelson, B.C., is overflowing with sewists, thanks to the enthusiastic owners/teachers of the Nelson Stitch Lab
by Virginia RaschLaura Price, owner of Scout Clothing in Nelson, B.C., is showcasing how small retail shops can offer an excellent online shopping experience
by Kyle BornHelping clients get fit from the comfort of their homes.
by Danielle CameronUnprecedented growth is forcing businesses to rework their business models
by Julie MatchettAlpenglow Superfood Bakery uses ingredients that are organic, wholesome and nutrient-dense, yet still delicious
by Julie MatchettPete Bourke, executive director of the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce, has seen businesses in the region adapt as needed this past year
by Kyle BornDowntown revitalization in Grand Forks, B.C., was led by a unique five-week initiative
by Virginia Rasch