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The former general manager of Red Mountain Resort is taking on a new challenge of helping guide students through their educational journey at Selkirk College.

Colin Fitzgerald is creating a manufacturing hub where specialized tools, technology and space will be available on an as-needed basis.

The Cranbrook and District Community Foundation balances business and philanthropy as it supports local non-profits.

The BetterBook is your one-stop resource for planning vacations and getaways.

The Inner Roar is a new yoga studio in Cranbrook, B.C.

Overall, registrations at the College have risen four percent since fall 2014 and have grown ten and a half percent from fall 2013.

Root For Me in Marysville, B.C., won an Environmental Stewardship Excellence Award from the Kimberley Chamber of Commerce

The Trail & District Chamber of Commerce recently held their gala awards evening.

The results of Revelstoke’s Business Retention and Expansion survey have been analyzed and presented. Now it’s time for action.

The BC Labour Market Outlook provides the most current information on the kinds of jobs and skills that will be in demand in our province between now and 2024.

Congratulations to all the winners of the 2015 Fernie Chamber of Commerce Community and Business Excellence Awards.

Our research reveals some of the people who are currently making a significant contribution to the community of Revelstoke.

When we asked, “Who are the people Sparwood couldn’t do without?” we were given the following names, and more.

Chris Swenson has a new home, a new business and a future full of opportunity

Businesses should act now to protect the environment and strengthen our economy.

The Kootenay Gallery of Arts, History & Science offers ongoing exhibitions.

The new privately-owned Invermere Liquor Store has broken ground and construction is underway.

Elinor Florence offers an author's-eye-view into the world of getting a historical novel published in Canada.

RoachCo Brandhouse can identify and communicate the essential essence of your service and your product.

Rick O'Neill runs a Calgary-based business from his home in Cranbrook with a list of contacts and a high speed internet connection.

The new store in Creston will continue to offer sales, parts and service support as well as a mobile technician to service your John Deere equipment.

In May of this year Air Canada’s first female pilot, Judy Cameron, retired.

A new society dedicated to tourism promotion will soon be bringing more events, opportunities, visitors and revenue to Cranbrook and area.

There’s more than one way to invest in a community, and here are some of the people making investments in Kimberley.

The Kimberley Conference & Athlete Training Centre is an important driver of the economy of Kimberley, B.C.

What does an architect do? More than draw buildings says Nelson Rocha, whose latest project is the new Creston elementary school.

Direct communication, teamwork and new, interactive technology are effective tools for the Sparwood Chamber of Commerce.

The students recently returned from a successful trip to the LinkBC Student Case Competition in Vancouver, taking first place in their category.

The Kimberley Chamber of Commerce held a gala event on Saturday, October 24th, 2015 at the Kimberley Conference Center.

This partnership brings together both companies’ strengths in the golf business which will allow both parties to offer expanded facilities to their customers.

The Legacy Training Centre at RED Mountain Resort was recently recognised as BC Alpine’s ‘Resort of the Year’.

Gourmet cheese shops, including The French Connection Cheese Club in Golden, are the latest thing in the Kootenay region.

BC Hydro will be upgrading the facility to meet growing electricity demand in Fernie and the surrounding area.

COTR's Forestry Boot Camp is helping to build the skill level of our upcoming forestry workers.

These popular Kootenay resorts provide some of the best winter recreation opportunities.

These Kootenay businesses represent the peak of excellence in the manufacturing industry.

Teamwork and research are two resources used by the Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce, and advocacy is a high priority.

The 2nd Annual Kimberley Business Expo was held at the Kimberley Conference Centre on Thursday October 15th.

The recent rate of growth of the business community in Kimberley indicates that Kimberley is a great place to invest.

Community Futures is celebrating 30 years of supporting small business in the Central Kootenay.

When planning for their 25th wedding anniversary, the Camerons were not able to find tents to rent. So they bought some and started a business.

The value provided by the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce makes membership an easy choice for local businesses.

Columbia Basin Trust announces new $2-million Impact Investment Fund

Distracted driving kills more people per year in the Southern Interior than any other part of British Columbia.

This Cranbrook business has been efficiently delivering envelopes and packages in the city for the past 20 years.

Students received a tour of the Bull River Mine processing plant as well as a surface tour and the history of the mine.

The company sees an enormous opportunity to help groups of all sizes and is excited to bring new products to the market.

Site will feature a full-service Petro-Canada gas station and convenience store, as well as a sit-down or take-out Starbucks coffee location.

The best strategies to make your home ready to put on the market (and get the best price).

The event will fuel the entrepreneurial spirit of those in attendance with the resources they need to buy, sell, grow, and compete in Kimberley.