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Clear Sky Farm has started developing an innovative cold-climate food forest on one acre near Fort Steele in the East Kootenay.

In February 2013, Michael Murphy, manager, Accounting and Assurance from the Cranbrook office of BDO, was presented with the award for 2012.

2013 marks the 100th Anniversary of Gray Creek Store — established in 1913 by Arthur Lymbery.

Recent First Nation agreements will improve communications between Ktunaxa and the province and open the door for future agreements.

The popular St. Mary Angler Fly Shop, which shut its doors in Marysville last year, has re-opened in Cranbrook next to Pizza Hut.

Michael Murphy of the Cranbrook office of BDO Canada LLP, was selected by his peers for BDO’s CEO Award of Excellence.

The world may know Island Lake Lodge as a mecca for powdery cat skiing. However, those a little closer to home are aware of the summertime beauty of the area.

From the Ground Up Organics is one of Cranbrook's newest businesses and though only open for few months the store is proving very popular with area consumers.

The staff at ICAN in Invermere are devoted to public education and animal welfare

One Love Hot Yoga studio in Kimberley, BC

A new shop in Sparwood and the purchase of specialized equipment means Arctic Arrow also needs to hire more tradespeople.

Talking cars brings back memories and initiates dreams for these Cranbrook, B.C. business owners.

College of the Rockies hosted 48 grade nine students from Elkford, Fernie, Jaffray and Cranbrook for a full day of trades-related activities.

Infinitea T-Bar & Boutique is a multi-faceted business in Fernie, and it’s proven to be a welcome addition to the culture-rich community since its beginning.

With favourites like Eon Altar and other new role-playing games

Nelson's Freeline Studio has been in business for a year, and the company's green practices are inspiring.

Active Balance Chiropractic is excited to announce the opening of their practice on Baker Street in downtown Nelson.

The economic slump of 2008 caused Bernie Penner to put his development project on hold. Now, with a new design and more amenities, the project is a go.

When Tim Ross and Tracey Whiting offered to share their home-grown, grass-fed beef with a few friends, a business was born.

Three Cranbrook students, enrolled in engineering courses at College of the Rockies, won medals at the Skills BC Competition in Abbotsford on April 17.

Find beautiful custom decorative concrete products at Molded Stone, owned by Brett Pope in Winlaw.

Dave and Corey Spring of Spring Honda in Cranbrook are focused on serving their customers well.

As of June 1, new phone numbers in B.C. may receive the area code 236.

Invermere is taking the lead by installing charging units for electric vehicles in town.

Applications are now being accepted from tourism industry representatives interested in serving on the Destination British Columbia Tourism Marketing Committee.

Diane Costerton of Allied Design in Fernie, B.C., uses her technical training to work with other professionals in the building trades.

Over 600 Grade 10 to 12 students travelled to Selkirk College to learn about the programs, meet faculty and get a real taste of student life.

College of the Rockies is now pleased to be a member of the Association for the Advancement of Sustainability in Higher Education

Sustainable energy expert Guy Dauncey shares realistic insight on solar energy

New mobile RV and boat care service takes the hassle of getting your boat or RV ready for spring and summer fun.

The opening of the Target store in Cranbrook, B.C.—on May 7, 2013—means many opportunities for employment and more options for local shoppers.

College of the Rockies will soon be offering haul truck operator training training at the Cranbrook Gold Creek and Fernie campuses.

North American Safari Company introduces the Echo 4x4 trailer, an off-road-capable addition to the North American camping scene.

Teck Resources Limited reports first quarter adjusted profit of $328 million, or $0.56 per share, compared with $544 million in 2012.

COTR received high honours in a 2012 survey of international students with an overall rating of number one in Canada and number two in the world.

Thirty-six projects striving to help maintain or enhance environmental conditions and environmental education in and around their communities

LiveSmart BC has an initiative called the Small Business Program geared at helping the little companies find big environmental changes that can save on costs.

Selkirk College Business Administration students impressed their judges with innovative and well-thought out business ideas.

upcoming upgrades to a Roxul plant in Grand Forks will help reduce odour and smoke emissions.

The Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce held their annual Evening of Excellence last Saturday at the St. Eugene Mission Resort near Cranbrook.

The Kimberley Chamber of Commerce has moved to a new location on 253 Wallinger Avenue, near the Platzl, in Kimberley's downtown area.

Scott Newsome's passion and experience have led him to part ownership in Eagle Pass Heliskiing, a company in which he also works as a lead guide.

A brand new Remedy’s Rx local drugstore set to open in the Marysville community.

Master timber framer Sigi Liebmann has built a reputation for quality work on jobs big or small, traditional or modern.

Barry and Shelly Palumbo of Big Mountain Ventures work hard to turn raw land near Golden, B.C., into appropriate sites for dream homes.

A new program will help protect and enhance fish, wildlife and habitats in and around Koocanusa Reservoir and its tributaries in the Kootenay River.

Fernie, B.C., has its own castle now—however, princes and dragons are not included

Trevor Linden will be the keynote speaker at the upcoming 2013 Recreation Facilities Association of BC (RFABC) Conference.

College of the Rockies is holding an information session for those interested in Health programs on Tuesday, April 16 from 4 pm to 6 pm in Room 205.

One of Cranbrook's newest businesses has opened at 627R Cranbrook Street North, (behind Lazy Bear Lodge), called NASC North American Safari Company.