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The Discovery Quad is a major part of a move to deliver enhanced experiences to new skiers and snowboarders in a safe area all their own.

Kootenay Biz Blog will return on Monday January 5th, 2015.

Pharmasave is a welcome addition to the health care support available at the Cranbrook Mall

Boosting enthusiasm for science is the focus of Kootenay Association for Science & Technology’s GLOWS Program.

To Frank Konrad, the new mayor of Grand Forks, B.C., it’s important to consider the community’s long-term wellbeing.

English Language program instructor saw an opportunity for a project with the Cultural Anthropology students to be an ideal way to bridge gaps.

Close to $8000 in textbook fees saved by adopting open textbooks for courses.

Ron Oszust, the new mayor of Golden, B.C., has a long history of public service and leadership in his community.

The award was presented to the Trust at the Environmental Education Soiree & Expo held in Creston on November 28.

At the age of 32, Gerry Taft has already completed two terms as mayor of the District of Invermere, and here he goes again.

Nine years wasn’t enough for Cal McDougall. After a 10-year break he’s been elected mayor again, this time for a four-year term.

Another tenant for the Baker Street Professional Centre.

A new tenant open its doors last month in the Baker Street Professional and Medical Centre in Cranbrook.

Nelson CARES receives first instalment cheque.

A substantial upgrade to the navigation equipment at the Fairmont Hot Springs airport allows pilots to land even when the cloud cover is as low as 345 feet.

College of the Rockies is pleased to announce the appointment of Stan Sae-Hoon Chung as the new Vice President, Education and Applied Research.

With the momentum of her first term as a foundation, Mary Giuliano has again taken on the challenges of the mayor’s position in Fernie.

Dean McKerracher has committed to the position of mayor of Elkford for a fourth consecutive term.

Mayor Elect Mike Martin of Trail presented the Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze and Silver Awards to nine youth.

The seven Kootenays ski resorts rival just about any region in North America.

The survey asked thousands of travelers a variety of questions that provide valuable information to the member communities and businesses of the Loop.

With an eagerness to keep learning and to serve her community, Kathy Moore was successful in her bid to become mayor of Rossland.

Columbia Power Corporation based in Castlegar was recently honoured.

Through the process of acclamation, Clara Reinhardt has succeeded Dee Konklin as mayor of Radium Hot Springs, B.C.

Mike Martin, the new mayor of Trail, B.C., talks about anticipated challenges, goals and his dedication to advancing the community.

An implementation plan sets out how the company plans to achieve targets in the short-term, medium-term and long-term.

A fresh new company based out of Nelson BC with a focus on customizing and/or providing music to visuals.

Daniel Haley is the passionate entrepreneur behind Casa Di Cioccolato and the creator of Bike Alley, a project he calls “community development from within.”

Deb Kozak is taking the lead in Nelson as she steps into position of mayor after nine years on council.

College of the Rockies’ Articulation Officer, Karen Langan has been awarded the BC Council on Admissions & Transfer (BCCAT) Rising Star award.

Lawrence Chernoff has returned as the mayor of Castlegar, bringing his upbeat outlook back to the city for a fourth term.

The first task for Cranbrook’s new mayor and council will be to draft up a budget for capital expenditures.

As the new mayor of Kimberley, B.C., Don McCormick is focused on stimulating economic development in his community.

Creston’s mayor Ron Toyota has won a third term to continue working on initiatives with a new council.

The new Trail-Kelowna flight will operate six days a week—once every day except Saturday.

Bruce Richier of Leaf Cabinetry produces beautiful cabinets and furniture pieces for homes and businesses throughout the West Kootenay.

The heritage Alco CPR train engine was completed earlier this fall.

College of the Rockies continues to be recognized for its excellent work.

Mark McKee, who has been elected mayor of Revelstoke, is back in office with a history of experience and a plan to get things done.

The grand opening of the College’s Aboriginal Gathering Place took place on Friday, October 31, 2014.

Jody Jacob welcomed as new Fund Development Coordinator.

A new automatic, touchless car wash scheduled to open on the south side of Cranbrook late 2014.

David D. Hull hired to fill the newly-created position of Executive Director.

Awards were presented on Thursday, Oct. 23rd by the Fernie Chamber of Commerce.

RED Mountain Resort has partnered with Inntopia for online lift ticket sales.

The Kicking Horse Country Chamber of Commerce was proud to present the following awards at the 2014 Community Excellence Awards Gala.

Achieving greater participation of home based businesses in Kimberley’s business community is one goal of the chamber’s manager.

The 16th Annual Business Awards held at the Copper Point Resort was an evening of celebrating success, achievement and excellence.

Kitchens generally are the largest renovation project that homeowners will take on

Jones is the family friend you grew up with, according to a report in Canadian Grocer magazine.