After she found a home in Fernie, Lindsay Reynolds discovered a passion to bring the business of beauty to town.
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Wajax will represent the EVO-MT® systems in Eastern and Central Canada, and Northern British Columbia; Cullen Diesel Power will service Southern B.C.
Kootenay region mayors share valuable advice that guides and inspires them in their work and their lives.
by Marie MilnerCentral Kootenay has a 50-year history of co-operation between the municipalities and the electoral districts.
by Marie MilnerResidents of rural B.C. have a voice in the administration of their areas, thanks to the province’s system of regional districts.
by Marie MilnerThe new look of InvestLocalBC went live in mid-December and has three dedicated sites: Nonprofit, Business and Arts and Culture.
Gina and Cory Medhurst succeed at the unique challenge of running a 21st century blacksmith shop.
by Kristen MitchellThe Haynes family, independent grocers in southeastern B.C., are expanding their scope of business.
by Marie MilnerThe owner of Nutter’s Bulk & Natural Foods and co-owner of Home Hardware Building Centre in Cranbrook is a bit of a risk-taker.
by Kirsten ArmlederAt Valley Firearms, a father and son make sure they can offer the best service to local hunting, shooting and fishing enthusiasts
by Kristen MitchellRauni Naud stays on top of financial trends so her clients can secure their financial futures
by Nowell BergKara Clarke has a business head, a creative mind, and a heart full of love for her family and her community.
by Marie MilnerTheir catering company has grown to employ 60 people in Revelstoke, B.C., and is garnering accolades in the business community.
by Marie MilnerThe right elements came together to make Save-On-Foods the top pick for Business of the Year in Nelson, B.C.
by Marie MilnerFernie's newest restaurant, Cirque, features a unique Vodka Ice Bar on the premises.
Sparwood residents can now enjoy their double-doubles as the Canadian franchise opens shop
by Nowell BergCuriosity Clothing and Gifts is a fashion-forward clothing and giftware store in Rossland, B.C.
by Marie MilnerThe 24-hour location employs over 30 people, most of them residents of the Sparwood area.
Enercall Sales & Service is finding new products for reducing energy consumption and associated costs.
by Marie MilnerAccording to the people who know, achieving financial security begins with some simple, basic steps.
by Marie MilnerGerry Taft is the third term mayor for Invermere, B.C.
by Nowell BergEfficient use of space to meet client-specific needs, Susan Lamb Design Consulting will help you create the home of your dreams.
by Nowell BergIn addition to the appointment of Cranbrook’s Rick Jensen as the new Chair of the Columbia Basin Trust, there are also two new members joining the Board.
Re-finishing a home or building a new one? Contact Brown Dog Contracting Ltd. for home improvements in Cranbrook, B.C.
by Kirsten ArmlederBooks, pod casts, magazines or blogs? What is the go-to for Kootenay Business people?
by Kimberly ShellbornKAST GLOWS (Growing, Learning Opportunities with Science) recently wrapped up the 2015 Kootenay Contraption Contest.
Le Marché Gourmet is the newest addition to the La Baguette Catering family of food outlets in Revelstoke, B.C.
by Marie MilnerIntegra Air offers the opportunity to have the corporate jet feel at an affordable price.
by Kimberly ShellbornSeven homes to start construction at Highland Crossing.
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Cranbrook came in at number 16 in Vancouver-based BC Business magazine's "Best Cities for Work in BC" ranking.
Turning nut waste into tires is an example of upcycling for environmental benefits
by Virginia RaschThe husband and wife team of the popular Kinbari Sushi Restaurant in Kimberley have opened their second restaurant in Cranbrook.
by Keith PowellIt has been our privilege to share with our readers new business announcements, developments, expansions and pertinent business news from throughout the area.
The Columbia Basin Trust sees the retirement of several members, plus some new faces for its Board of Directors.
The Kootenay Rockies Innovation Council (KRIC) is pleased to announce the appointment of James Umpherson as the new Executive Director.
The mayor and council of Canal Flats, B.C., are gathering resources to support their community’s economic survival.
by Marie MilnerAfter four years of construction the Nelson Chamber of Commerce has finally moved into its new home — the Regional Visitor Gateway.
by Louis BocknerCaliper Machine and Hydraulics Ltd., works with some of the biggest mining companies and suppliers in the world.
Kimberley residents will continue to enjoy a vibrant arts and cultural community thanks to completed upgrades to Centre 64, the city’s cultural hub.
The first female mayor of Nelson, Deb Kozak, just finished her first year in office and has big plans for Nelson in year two
by Mason BuettnerColumbia Basin Trust renews support to two environmental education initiatives.
A pilot project of a wildlife detection system in the Elk Valley, B.C., may save lives—both human and wild
by Virginia RaschThe construction of the City of Trail’s pipeline/pedestrian Bridge is well underway.
Ron Toyota, mayor of Creston, B.C., calls on his experience to help him do the best job possible for his community.
by Marie MilnerFor the past year Kootenay Kombucha has been winning over health-conscious people across the Kootenays and beyond with its unique flavours and growler system.
by Louis BocknerClara Reinhardt is a relative newcomer to Radium Hot Springs, and as mayor of the village, she’s an enthusiastic supporter.
by Marie MilnerThis multi-faceted artist also does commission work and gives art lessons
by Keith Powell