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The Kootenay Rockies Innovation Council (KRIC) is partnering with the B.C. Innovation Council to offer the B.C. Venture Acceleration Program.

Mike McPhee, director of sales and marketing for the Island Lake Resort Group, has been chosen to be part of a specialized committee.

The Fernie Museum has undergone a significant renovation and made improvements to its displays.

The Nelson Commons is in development, with a display suite to show off the future residential areas.

Support of the Olympics, Paralympics and many other sports organizations is a matter of pride for Cranbrook’s Canadian Tire franchise owner.

By year’s end, the Cranbrook Public Library should have attractive new public washrooms, built to high esthetic and environmental standards.

We talked to the president of the East Kootenay Chamber of Mines to learn about the organization’s projects and its upcoming conference.

Emergency response teams practised their skills at a staged disaster at the Canadian Rockies International Airport in Cranbrook.

Jeff Bowes of Canadian Timberframes Ltd. in Golden, B.C., has seen significant improvement in the company’s numbers since he joined the team.

The new Fernie Home Hardware strore welcomed it’s first customers in latter part of August.

Harley Lee, a partner in the Cranbrook office of BDO Canada, helps business owners to minimize taxes and maximize profits.

Greywolf in Panorama is constructing a new pro shop overlooking the stunning 18th hole of the course.

New Dawn Developments has a show home available for viewing, and building lots available for construction at Elizabeth Lake Ridge in Cranbrook, B.C.

The Gray Creek Store has opened their new spacious lumberyard and warehouse; a welcome addition for homeowners, builders and do-it-yourselfers.

Spirit Rock Climbing Center is adding an attractive building and vibrant business to Kimberley’s Platzl area.

To contribute to and enhance the District of Invermere’s social and economic well-being is the stated goal of the District’s new events co-ordinator.

Haworth Development Consulting in Invermere, B.C., specializes in planning and managing large-scale construction projects on challenging terrain.

Selkirk College’s Standing Committee on Professional Excellence (SCOPE) congratulates the recipients of the 2013 awards.

Setting strong goals is one important part of growing a small business

Executive director Kelvin Saldern has announced he is leaving KAST for a position at the Columbia Basin Trust.

BC Hydro is giving sustainability-focused non-profits in B.C. the opportunity to win $10,000.

Images just released of the new Nelson Commons.

Ian Selbie will be presenting an informative sales seminar, called the 7 Deadly Sins in Selling.

Baker’s Beanery—fast foods with a predominance of healthy options.

Provider of warmth in winter, cool relief in summer, and a comforting soak in the hot tub in any season, Diamond Heating & Spas in Invermere is a treasure.

Now you can easily let us know of any developments in your community, whether it be a new business, event or other business news.

Kim Wasylowich of Riemann Painting, based in Cranbrook, B.C., appreciates his clients and staff and has become a great success serving the East Kootenay.

Menswear outlets are scarce in the Kootenay region, so Baker Street Menswear is a valued part of the downtown scene in Nelson, B.C.

The two brothers who own Ram Creek Log Homes, based in Jaffray, love making people's dream homes come to life.

Two regional marketing organizations, Kootenay Rockies Tourism and Invest Kootenay, collaborate.

Maren Esch, owner of Barkside Pets, has a passion for animals and her business.

The Waneta Dam expansion project is on time and on budget and has reached its halfway mark.

The owner of Snowball Ventures has volunteered with the local fire department for over 33 years.

Scott Newland at Phoenix Computers and Technology is continuing the trend of the extremely popular Help Someone Get Connected program for 2013.

Strategic Fire Control Ltd. in Cranbrook B.C. is now a designated a training centre for EMP Canada and can provide general first-aid training.

Opportunities for small–scale farming abound in the Creston Valley.

Amanda Hamilton, Rossland’s Business Person of the Year, enjoys owning her pet supplies shop and helping it grow.

Parslow Lock and Safe in Trail, B.C., has been providing peace of mind for over 60 years.

The Artym Gallery in Invermere, B.C., showcases the works of 65 professional Canadian artists.

Owner Amber Esovoloff was lucky enough to have her hobby turn into a business.

Owners Roger and Donna Soviskov of Jogas Espresso Cafe always go the extra mile for their customers.

Apply today! Deadline October 7, 2013 CBT’S Youth Grants Program now accepting applications

Style Trend Clothiers in Revelstoke is run by two people who have a passion for clothing and spending time with their two kids.

After 21 years in business, Unique Windows & Solariums in Marysville is ensconced as an industry favourite.

New free-standing liquor store in downtown Grand Forks under contruction

Carolyn Herriot, author of The Zero Mile Diet, will be visiting various Kootenay communities

Husband-and-wife team Marc (MJ) Joiner and Alicia Winter have just completed their first full year as owners of Burridge’s Electrical Contractors in Revelstoke.

On August 19, TSN and Kraft Canada presented Invermere, B.C., with a $25,000 cheque and a celebration.

As urbanites increasingly seek healthy food sources, College of the Rockies plans a Beginner Farmer Training Program in Creston, B.C.

On Monday, August 19 David Walls assumed his new role as College of the Rockies’ seventh president.