All Milestones articles

Zinc could cure malnutrition; mining companies evaluate the weight of their resources.

Cranbrook, B.C., is the hub of the East Kootenay. Residents enjoy a lifestyle unparalleled to any other, with Cranbrook's central location, its strong and diverse workforce, its recreational opportunities and the fact that it has a wide range of strategic services.

The Fernie Museum is currently displaying an exhibit that honours Fernie's reputation as a boarder's dream.

The chamber of commerce and Tourism Fernie organized a Tourism Information Trade Show last winter, and the success of the event could trigger a series of these events based on the seasonal activities offered in the community.

Shelly MacGregor, owner of Spa 901, was working in a dental practice, but after a series of unfortunate events, she began exploring her options.

There have been big changes for Creston's Columbia Brewery, and the Labatt company in general.

Elizabeth Lake Lodge has once again taken home awards for service and pricing.

Selkirk Signs sells from Vancouver Island to the borders of Quebec, but their new digital and flatbed printers are something of a rarity in the region.

Churchill was diagnosed with cancer 10 years ago, and she beat it by changing her lifestyle and diet.

Jean-Vincent LeBrun's father told him to make a snowboard when he couldn't afford one. He did, and the following year he was employed as an industrial designer.

Visiting the East Kootenay has never been easier than it is now.

Golden’s Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is now officially owned by the Resorts of the Canadian Rockies.

Rossland and Castlegar Medical Aesthetics and Day Spas are pleased to announce that they have opened their Trail, B.C. location as of November 2011.

When you're in business, it all comes down to location and the the Rockies West Real Estate knows it: check out their new location.

Clawhammer Letterpress & Gallery is a wonderful addition to the vibrant arts scene in Fernie, and this new business even makes some music too.

Kootenay East MLA Bill Bennett leads business delegation to France to meet with ski resort developer.

Bison Spirit Bed and Breakfast gives guests a cultural experience.

The Cranbrook Downtown Business Association is soliciting interest to form a committee, to look into revitalizing the historic Armond Theatre on 10th Avenue.

Located in the heart of 10th Avenue in Cranbrook is an eye-catching new retail shop called Muriel & Jane's General Store.

The expansions at Fernie continue daily.

Golden Area Initiatives has just launched a new website and it is working on a brand new business retention and expansion program for 2012.

The city of Kimberley, B.C., offers a life that's free of big-city hassle but far from remote; here's what's in store for 2012.

10 women out of 2,000 are treated for a breast cancer that they don't have.

The 5th Annual Health and Wellness Expo—organized in part by Kootenay Business and the participating sponsors —attracted a steady crowd of over 200 people.

This Castlegar chocolatier has been sweetening the Kootenays with her tasty creations.

John and Debbie Mandryk were the keynote speakers at the 5th Annual Rocky Mountain Health and Wellness Expo in Cranbrook, and they did not disappoint.

Brewing Kokannee beer will now take place in locations outside of Creston.

Columbia Basin Trust welcomes new and reappointed directors.

Imagine being treated for anything from attention deficit disorder to Lyme disease from the comfort of your home. No busy parking lots, no waiting rooms and no one rushing you through a five-minute appointment.

Kick off the new year with the Health and Wellness Expo of 2012

Bingay mine site is a possibility for Elkford; the project is entering the feasibility stage.

The Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce recognized Chris Ayling as Citizen of the Year on January 18, 2012.

This Nelson business creates custom bikes in its fully-equipped shop

Fernie received coverage on the front of the Globe and Mail’s travel section last weekend.

Four unique presenters will be panelists at a grass roots public forum hosted by Wildsight, on March 2nd and 3rd, 2012.

Opportunities for career advancement are on the rise in the Kootenays

Paul Stone is the owner of Canada Photo Safaris, a Grand Forks-based business that takes small groups of photographers on expeditions in B.C. and Alberta.

Mike Elliott, owner of Kettle River Canoes in Grand Forks, is charting new waters with what may seem to be a very traditional skill--restoring wood and canvas canoes.

Mayor Greg E. Granstrom is passionate about improving the community of Rossland.

Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce recognizes recent council changes and the 2012 citizen of the year.

Mayor Lois Halko discusses her goals for Sparwood for the upcoming term.

The Mountain Range provides healthy gourmet meals and baked goods in reusable, recyclable containers. The meals are frozen, easy to prepare, and delicious.

Mountain resort and residences partner with spa operator on destination spa

When Jason Wheeldon entered real estate, he grew a beard to look older—today, he mentors younger colleagues.

Melanie Ward, artist, curator and owner of Nelson's newest art and fun studio, is inviting everyone to join them for their grand opening.

The first new hotel in Creston in decades is currently under construction; the new Ramada is expected to open in spring 2012.

Construction on the new Invermere Canadian Tire project is moving along nicely.

Dieter Bogs represents the engaged citizens of Trail, but he also recognizes the need for improvements.

A construction team located in Invermere anticipates that the new Canadian Tire will be ready in the spring of 2012.

Elkford's new community centre is currently being constructed using innovative new technologies, incorporating unique panels and cross-laminated timber.