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Metaline Falls
Trail, Mining Teck announces first shipment of concentrate from restarted Pend Oreille Operations

The restart of Pend Oreille zinc mine was completed on time and under budget.

Receiving the Sparwood Chamber of Commerce  2014 Not For Profit award.
Environment, Small Business Thrift shop recycles $63,000 in donations to Elk Valley

The award winning Elk Valley Thrift Shop gives back to the community by means of its recycle, re-use, repurpose policy

by Trina Ayling
The colourful surroundings at Pinnacle. What you don't see: a pile of paper.
Environment, Small Business Can accountants go green?

Going green means going paperless for the team at Pinnacle PAC in Castlegar.

by Nowell Berg
Aerial view of Roxul Inc.
Grand Forks Roxul reorganizes Canadian operations

North American team will continue to be headquartered in Milton, Ont.

A graph is showing above oil barrels sitting on a stack of money.
Financial Challenging times

How will your business be affected by the spiralling dollar and plummeting oil prices?

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Teck Trail Operations award recipients
Mining Teck Trail Operations recognized with TSM Leadership Award

Award recognizes facility-level excellence in corporate responsibility.

Tammy Verigin-Burk
An energetic champion of Castlegar

Meet Tammy Verigin-Burk, executive director of the Castlegar and District Chamber of Commerce.

by Nowell Berg
The historical barn will be a central part of the Montane community educational farm development.
Fernie, Developments Sold out

Phase one of Fernie’s Montane development has sold out.

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Kids enjoying trails at Tipi Camp
Education, Health & Wellness Crawford Bay’s Tipi Camp get $10K from BC Hydro

The $10,000 award will directly enhance several aspects of Tipi Camp’s WISE Programs.

Steve Smith, marketing manager at Vic Van Isle Construction accepts award from Fortis BC representative Shelly Thomson
Revelstoke, Developments Revelstoke construction company snaps up 2nd Award of Excellence

The second year running that VVI Construction has won this prestigious award.

Gearhub products outside at a sidewalk sale.
Small Business Buy it, sell it, tune it or rent it at Gearhub in Fernie

A passion for outdoor activities inspired Mark Hall and Jonathan Levesque to establish Fernie's Gearhub sports store.

by Nowell Berg
Marilyn and Martin Brock own the Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory franchise in Fernie.
Small Business Sweet success for Fernie’s Rocky Mountain Chocolate Factory

Martin and Marilyn Brock pick up the 2014 Fernie Chamber of Commerce award for outstanding customer service.

by Trina Ayling
Rendition of East Kootenay Regional Hospital – ICU Project Update
Cranbrook, Developments, Health & Wellness East Kootenay Regional Hospital – ICU Project Update

New intensive care unit (ICU) and major electrical upgrades to East Kootenay Regional Hospital well underway.

Director Karen Hamling
Nakusp First woman Chair of RDCK elected

RDCK Board has elected its first female Chair in its 49-year history.

City bus
Developments New mobile-friendly website launched

The new-look website replaces graphics and a content management system that were more than 12 years old.

Steve Macdonald, co-owner, Train Hard, Live Easy.
Health & Wellness Fitness for real life

It began as one man’s four-week commitment to help people get fit. Today it’s a unique, no-frills gym with a wait list of clients seeking total fitness.

by Trina Ayling
Laurie Goodlad standing next to some of merchandise at Muriel and Jane's General Store.
Cranbrook Laurie Goodlad

Opening a retail business allows Laurie Goodlad to combine her love of customer service with her enjoyment of merchandising.

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Eric Scarcella owns and operates Swiss Chalet Motel in Revelstoke, B.C.
Revelstoke Eric Scarcella

Eric Scarcella, owner of the Swiss Chalet Motel in Revelstoke, B.C., looks for opportunities to improve his property and his service.

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Randy Horswill, owner of the Home Hardware store in Nelson, B.C.
Nelson Randy Horswill

Randy Horswill, owner of the two Home Hardware stores in Nelson, B.C., credits his staff for the success of his stores.

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A man holding a glass of beer up and a women standing beside him.
Invermere Shawn and Leanne Tegart

Starting Arrowhead Brewing Company has opened a way for Shawn and Leanne Tegart to explore their creativity

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Dan Rye, manager of Kootenay Market in Castlegar, B.C.
Castlegar Dan Rye

Kootenay Market is a welcoming hub at the heart of Castlegar, B.C., thanks to manager Dan Rye and his friendly staff.

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Doug Parkinson, owner-operator of Parky's Heating & Cooling, Golden, B.C.
Golden Doug Parkinson

Long-term trust is at the core of the business for Doug Parkinson of Parky’s Heating & Cooling in Golden, B.C.

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Kevin Maffioli, general manager and golf pro at Christina Lake Golf Club
Christina Lake Kevin Maffoli

Kevin Maffioli, the pro at Christina Lake Golf Club, has gained PGA of B.C. recognition for his contribution to the world of golf.

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Pierre Dupont stands outside the Le Grand Fromage location in Fernie.
Fernie, Nelson Pierre Dupont

Opening Le Grand Fromage in Fernie and Nelson has offered a way for Pierre Dupont to share his taste and knowledge for quality cheese with Kootenay residents

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Lori Craig balances on a fitness ball at her business, Better Life Fitness in Rossland.
Rossland Lori Craig

For Lori Craig, the owner of Better Life Fitness in Rossland, work is about a passion for fitness and helping clients succeed.

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Trail BC
Trail, Technology City of Trail receives 180 applicants for fibre optic connections

Columbia Networks will be the first Internet Service Provider (ISP) to provide services on the new open access network.

Trail Community Credit Union staff holding large donation cheque
Trail, Financial Kootenay Savings donates over $14K to Foundation

The donation will be used by the LeRoi Foundation to distribute grants.

Teck CEO Don Lindsay
Mining Teck’s Don Lindsay named in BC’s CEO of the Year Awards

The third annual BC CEO Awards at Vancouver's Fairmont Waterfront hotel.

Woodland Grocery in Cranbrook has a renovated interior
Cranbrook, Cuisine, Retail, Small Business New life at Woodland

Woodland Grocery has a refreshed interior thanks to hard-working new owners, Mike and Amy Choi.

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Dick Griffith and Petra Ware
Cranbrook, Small Business Phoenix-like return and expansion of Interior Sports

Dick Griffith and Petra Ware have opened a new brightly decorated retail location.

Kootenay Therapy Centre logo
Cranbrook, Health & Wellness Kootenay Therapy Centre moves

A new location for Kootenay Therapy means expanded services for its clients

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Education Tips for conference attendees

How conference attendees can bring value back to their organizations

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Max Hill
Mining Silverton: Discovery Ventures Inc.—Willa permit received

Discovery Ventures Inc. is in receipt of Mines Act Permit MX-5-786.

Birch and Lace owner Sara Jeffery
Revelstoke, Environment, Small Business Salon with a conscience

Birch and Lace just opened in October of 2014, and has been welcomed warmly by the Revelstoke community.

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Universal Footwear in Revelstoke
Revelstoke, Retail, Small Business Go shoe shopping in Revelstoke

Malcolm and Debbie Bott own Universal Footwear in Revelstoke, and recently celebrated their 25th anniversary with the business.

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Photo courtesy Dan McGifford in Cranbrook BC
Cranbrook, Small Business Customized creations to beautify your home

Appletree Woodworking in Cranbrook provides gorgeous custom pieces to give any space a wow factor.

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Kootenay Meadows
Creston Wayne and Denise Harris

At Kootenay Meadows, organic milk comes in glass bottles and raw-milk cheeses are a gourmet delight.

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Nevados restaurant owners Storm Largue and Kurt Saari. The Latin restaurant opened in Fernie in the summer of 2014.
Salut to snow

Nevados is a new Latin restaurant in Fernie

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Evans Rora (owner) and his wife, Laura, standing in front of Cafe Books West in Castlegar.
A novel bookstore

An unusual new store in Castlegar

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Electoral Area F Director Wendy Booth and Electoral Area C Director Rob Gay
Canal Flats, Fairmont Hot Springs 2015 RDEK Chair and Vice Chair named

The election of the Chair and Vice Chair took place during the regular RDEK Board Meeting.

Ute Juras is the mayor of Canal Flats, B.C.
Canal Flats Canal Flats re-elected Mayor Ute Juras

Ute Juras is beginning her second term as mayor of Canal Flats, B.C., with a positive attitude and a clear direction.

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Jason de Rijk is owner of Sidekick Stickers in Cranbrook, B.C.
Cranbrook, Small Business Sidekick Stickers moves

Sidekick Stickers prints one-offs

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Randy Kappes is the mayor of Midway, B.C.
Grand Forks A third term for Midway’s mayor

Randy Kappes has taken on the position of mayor of Midway, B.C., for a third consecutive term.

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Fairmont campground
Fairmont Hot Springs, Tourism Tenth annual rally brings total to $14,000 for STARS

RVwest gathered RVers at Fairmont Hot Springs for its annual fundraising (and fun!) RV Rally.

Jameson Resources Crown Mountain site.
Sparwood, Mining Australian mining company seeks environmental permit to start Crown Mountain Coal Mine in Elk Valley

The Order confirms the Crown Mountain Project is reviewable under BC legislation and marks the formal beginning of the provincial environmental assessment.

Elise Pare heads the Rossland office of WSP, formerly Focus Corporation.
Rossland, Technology WSP acquires Focus Corporation

WSP now has four branch offices in the Kootenays

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Image of most expensive home in Kootenay's
Cranbrook, Fernie, Nelson, Revelstoke, Real Estate Top 10 most expensive homes for sale in the Kootenays

Top 10 most expensive homes or properties listed in the Kootenays on MLS.

WASA Hardware & Building Centre is located on the corner of Highway 93/95 at the Wasa Lake Park Drive north exit.
Small Business Building trust at Wasa Hardware and Building Centre

Running a hardware store in a small lakeside community is not just business as usual for Steve Wilson.

by Nowell Berg
General Manager of the Kootenay Ice, Jeff Chynoweth.
Cranbrook Kootenay Ice to run a significant six-figure deficit this season

Some excerpts from the article penned by Globe and Mail writer Eric Duhatschek

Jenna Merrill is the owner of new business, Cloth Me Closely Natural Parenting in Creston, B.C., serving the Kootenays.
Creston, Retail, Small Business Cloth Me Closely: natural products for Kootenay babies

New parents in the Kootenays now have a local resource for baby products as well as somewhere to find community and information.

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