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Neil and Darlene Kalawsky of Kalawsky Chevrolet Buick GMC have grown Castlegar as a car-buying destination and have continued to learn along the way.

Business in Vancouver recently revealed a list of the 30 biggest Credit Unions in B.C.

Tracey Halladay, co-owner of NIghtcrawler 4x4, appreciates her customers and loves her job.

The Kootenay Lake Medical Clinic has undergone some renovations and has made the switch to electronic medical records.

B.C. mineral exploration companies get continued support from the Province via the mining flow-through share tax credit program.

Castlegar’s chief administrative officer, John Malcolm, talks about the city’s economic energy and its exciting initiatives.

The February 10 episode of MasterChef Canada could be an effective teaching tool demonstrating teamwork and not-teamwork.

CMH Heli-Skiing and Summer Adventures was honoured with prestigious award.

Michael Murphy, CA, has been promoted to senior manager at the Cranbrook BDO accounting office.

The visitor centre and economic development agencies in Revelstoke, B.C., are in a new home—still under one roof, but in a bigger and better location.

Q & A with Tom Thomson, spokesperson for the Nelson and Area Economic Development Partnership.

It’s changed hands and it’s changed names, but since 1894 Revelstoke’s newspaper has consistently informed its community.

Daniel Powell recently joined the North Star GM’s sales staff in Cranbrook

Clarkson Contracting in Elkford, B.C., is owned by brothers Daks and Tate Clarkson; the business has had a hand in building projects in the area since 1983.

Labatt’s Breweries of Canada continue to win a impressive string of awards for their feature-length movie.

Castlegar needs your nominations in this years Kraft Hockeyville challenge.

Panorama Mountain Village near Invermere is reporting that 80% of its new Trappers Ridge development has been sold out.

Danielle Cardozo has survived MasterChef's first mystery box challenge and the first elimination. Next challenge: cooking for the Toronto Maple Leafs.

When she fell in love with stand up paddleboarding, Kathy Verigin decided to meld in her passion for design and create an online guide for the sport.

The owners and staff at River City Woodworks Inc. in Fernie, B.C., are a lifestyle-oriented group of talented woodworkers.

Open House at the College of the Rockies Cranbrook campus on Wednesday, February 5 from 4 to 6 pm in the cafeteria.

Cranbrook's Beachcomber Hot Tubs awarded.

Green Scene has compiled some of the most exciting sustainable building trends to watch for in 2014.

Perception has changed greatly with women working in all aspects of mining.

In 2013, Shambhala Music Festival purchased the old Savoy Inn in Nelson to develop its own nightclub, restaurant and accommodations.

The Nelson Civic Theatre Society has hired an architectural team in the hopes of adding two more screens and much needed upgrades to the theatre.

As the new president and CEO of College of the Rockies, David Walls offers insight into the educational institution in this Q&A.

The Columbia River Treaty affects flood protection, power generation, water management, ecology, and the area we call home—and now it’s up for review.

Trail-based Kootenay Savings donated $5,000 to help fund healthcare travel.

Developer unveils vision for first phase of Nelson waterfront community, Nelson Landing.

Danielle Cardozo of Cranbrook, B.C., joined 15 other skilled home cooks competing for the title of first MasterChef Canada.

City of Trail will be proceeding with the purchase of the Trail Regional Airport.

Teck has been recognized with the PDAC 2014 Environmental and Social Responsibility Award.

Iain MacLeod owns High Country Outdoor Gear & Clothing, the shop that’s been his second home since he was 10 years old.

Small businesses are natural leaders in Kootenay communities and have a responsibility to lead with conscious intention. The 3 C’s help them do just that.

Wapiti ski hill in Elkford, B.C., is 40 years old and looking at expansion and development into a year-round attraction.

The trend in the fields of construction and home decor is toward smaller houses and unique design components, according to Diane Costerton of Allied Design.

Bill Bennett recently joined representatives from B.C.'s mineral exploration and mining industry to open the TSX and ring in 2014.

Selkirk College in Castlegar, B.C., has developed a pre-medicine program to offer opportunities to students who hope to serve rural locations.

15 projects to receive support from the Trust’s Youth Grants Program.

Since the acquisition was completed on January 1, 2014, the Falkins Insurance Group name has been replaced by that of Western Financial Group.

Mayor John Dooley from Nelson, B.C. gives some insight into who he is.

CKCA and the Trust announce 2014/15 programs.

Jamie McDonald stopped in to speak to students at the College of the Rockies’ Golden campus on Thursday, January 9.

Job interviews may be intimidating, but a little preparation can make all the difference.

Creston couple launches the Kootenay's first independent movie and game rental kiosk.

This past September, Fairmont Hot Springs welcomed RVers from across western Canada for the 9th RVwest Rally

Teck has been the recipient of an Environmental & Social Responsibility Award from the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada.

Robert Venier a certified financial planner and investment advisor based in Cranbrook has joined BMO Nesbitt Burns.