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Shutdowns will be staggered over the summer months among the operations.

Tickets are available at Lotus Books, on-line at SNAP East Kootenay and direct from Jennifer De Pippo.

Dave Butler, former College of the Rockies student will soon be travelling to Toronto for a very exciting event.

CP will invest some $300 million installing new train tracking technology throughout the Kootenay division.

Nelson Landing plans to start construction on eight townhomes this July.

Non-profits benefit from Columbia Basin Trust program.

Greenhills wins Canadian mine safety award at CIM 2015 Convention Gala.

Columbia Basin Trust program helps the environment.

COTR announces the hiring of new Aboriginal Education Coordinator and Education Advisor.

This acquisition provides Canadian Tire with a unique opportunity to accelerate sales and market share growth.

Bird-friendly windows from Walker Glass Co. prevent birds flying to their deaths

Heather Hepworth appointed to the role of Dean, Health and Human Services.

Here is an updated list of the most expensive homes listed on MLS in the Kootenays.

"We can invite the world, we can get any where in the world.” Tristen Chernove, airport manager.

Work has begun at the Nelson Landing site as of March 1st this year.

River's Crossing is surrounded by nature, yet only 10 minutes from Starbucks

Five community gardens across the Kootenays grow social capital as well as plants

The old Fire Hall downtown is to be put up for sale.

Crumbs Cakery & Café is located at #1, 562 - 2nd Avenue, Fernie, B.C.

The Selkirk College Business Administration Program wrapped up its year with the annual Business Competition that pitted teams of students against each other.

Earth Day Canada will award $5,000 for its Small Business Hometown Heroes Award

Walmart plans to convert 20 of its stores into supercentres.

Top 20 most expensive homes for sale in the Kootenays in 2015

KAST seeks professional and technical partnerships to grow the Kootenay technology community.

Students received Level I First Aid certification from COTR in April as part of this training.

Golfers now have a chance to finish 18 holes in three hours or less.

You are invited to attend the 2015 Influential Kootenay Women in Business Awards luncheon.

On Friday, May 1, 2015 Koocanusa Publications’ the BetterBook lost a friend and loyal employee.

Harmony Homes puts your design and building project under one contract

The former Canadian Museum of Rail Travel has a more inclusive focus as the Cranbrook History Centre.

Use creative marketing to get people through the door.

College of the Rockies welcomes comedian/musician/vocalist Todd Butler Friday, May 8th at 7 pm.

B.C.'s resource roads are a multi-billion dollar asset that needs inventorying and active management

Andy Brown hired as new Communications and Social Media Coordinator of Tourism Golden.

One company’s demise is another company’s opportunity.

The emergency responders will be on display on Saturday, May 9.

The founders of the 100-year-old Cranbrook Golf Club and the dedicated volunteers who worked with them created an enduring recreational oasis.

Cranbrook city councillor Danielle Cardozo is guided by a few core principles, the wisdom of her mentors and her own self-knowledge.

Significant changes to the leadership team announced

This innovative and informative eNewsletter will be exclusively focused all things pertaining to the real estate industry throughout the Kootenay region.

A new health food store opened in Golden in December: Eat Pure Mountain Market

Living in Forest Crowne is like living in a picture postcard.

AZcreative's Andrew Zwicker is an entrepreneur who loves nothing more than getting the word out about other creative types in the Kootenays

A background in engineering gave Tracey Mozel a leg up when she made a career switch to technical writing.

Trail singer's performance hits YouTube

Fernie Brewing Co. has a number of new tricks up their sleeve.

Many community services are available at or through the Radium Hot Springs Visitor Information Centre.

The weak Canadian dollar makes Canada a destination of choice for both local and foreign vacationers.

The Cranbrook Campus saw students from Cranbrook, Jaffray, Fernie and Elkford.

The COTR residence project is unique as it is using two types of solar technology.