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The Nelson Tech Club and KAST GLOWS hosts the 3rd annual Robogames 2014.

LVR grad Pam Mierau brings high-powered skill set to City’s Manager of Development Services position after years in center of Calgary’s boom Nelson.

The Great West Emporium in Kimberley, B.C., is offering visitors an enhanced version of the old-time photo booth.

Apprentice Job Match tool to better support job-seeking apprentices and help increase continuation and completion rates.

Renovation of the Tim Hortons restaurant in Cranbrook will mean a refreshed appearance and improved efficiency.

Mark Bell brings specialized training to his managerial position with GroundWorx Landscape Group.

30 years for Kootenay Business magazine

Honours aimed at raising awareness of individuals and groups helping move Nelson towards prosperity and resilience.

SOAHC Estate Wines earned a bronze medal at the 2014 National Wine Awards of Canada this year.

Kootenay Flooring opened in Invermere, B.C. this summer, and has been seeing considerable success.

Tilia Botanicals in Creston has been doing exceptionally well, and there are plenty of plans for the future.

Yoga by Myra has moved to a new location, in Castlegar, B.C.

The CCSP Salmo project is nearing completion

With a new brew house, storage area and tasting room, Fernie Brewing Company is building a facility that can keep up with demand for its tasty brews.

Karin Penner’s 31-year career as executive director of the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce is summarized in testimonials.

Robert Howard of Cutting Edge Industries Ltd. encourages the development of skilled tradespeople in Canada.

Grocery giant, Loblaws, owners of Real Canadian Superstore, has invested upwards of $7 million to renovate its Cranbrook store.

In recent weeks construction has been moving ahead on Kimberley’s SunMine, western Canada’s largest solar project.

A career with Investors Group in the Koootenays means support and entrepreneurship while working to help others succeed financially.

See the video of the revitalized brand release.

Using laminated wood and task-specific lathes, Berley Manufacturing has opened a production shop in Kimberley, B.C.

A new touchless car wash will allow you to stay warm and dry in your vehicle while your car’s exterior is thoroughly cleaned.

Calgarian Len MacCharles oversaw 1,300 fire fighters, and was tapped by Province of Alberta to follow up on massive Slave Lake fire disaster.

Elkford’s Rocky Mountain Elementary School has been restored after being extensively damaged by smoke in early June.

Four tips that will help take the stress out of buying a new home

This change would allow hourly ferry service across the shorter and more direct route from Kootenay Bay to Queen's Bay.

A rapid decline in solar prices is closing a once-prohibitive cost gap and is making solar one of the fastest growing industries in the region.

Increased enforcement penalties and an awareness campaign are being implemented in B.C. to help combat the issue of distracted driving.

Kirk Ismay is the owner of the local business Secure by Design, a Best of Business Award winner for Internet Service Provider in the Kootenays.

The colourful, crowded, market-style Centex store in Kimberley has fresh, locally sourced food that’s attracting customers from miles away.

North America’s top 10 mountain towns that provide equally great skiing and great year-round living.

Kootenay Business had a few questions for Dave Butler, president of the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce.

Meadowbrook Motors is an automotive repair shop that quickly built itself a great reputation in Kimberley, B.C.

The official handing over of the keys to the finished HFH home to the selected family Saturday, November 1.

KRIC and New Ventures BC are pleased to bring experienced investor Mike Volker to the East Kootenays.

After a busy year, Judy Goodman, executive director of the Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce, talks about everything that’s going on locally.

KRIC provides programming and events targeted at businesses, communities and students/educators involved in science, technology and innovation.

Daniel Kellie is the new owner of Glacier House Resort and a relatively new face in Revelstoke.

Fine & Well Health and Chiropractic continues to offer service in Cranbrook while its Kimberley location is restored.

Teck's land purchase in British Columbia’s Elk Valley and Flathead River Valley for the purposes of conservation.

Rene Schupbach of Kimberley, B.C., is a foodie and a caterer. His catering business will make the food fresh wherever you are.

Why region-wide broadband matters to businesses, even when they already have it.

The B.C. chapter of the Architectural Woodwork Manufacturers Association of Canada held its annual award banquet on September 18 in downtown Vancouver.

St. Mary’s Indian Band and MDG Contracting Services are bringing carbon-neutral heat to the First Nations community near Cranbrook.

Stores To Shores project starts next week with Cedar/Front Street overhaul.

Education, competition and fun were elements of a getting-to-know-you business networking event in Cranbrook.

For instructors at non-profit studio Dance Umbrella, going to work is about so much more than earning a paycheque.

Kyle Hamilton Photography creates “mountain lifestyle” brands for business in Fernie

Elinor Florence's new wartime novel explores the little-known topic of aerial photographic interpretation.

Steam Donkey Coffee is a wholesale coffee-roasting business in Kimberley, B.C.