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Cranbrook, Environment, Technology Waste not, want not

When water goes down the drain or is flushed away, most of us don’t give it a second thought—until something goes wrong. However, that’s a luxury that the City of Cranbrook doesn’t have.

by Tanya Lang Gahr
A book cover showing Suzanne Pantazis
East Kootenay, Cranbrook, Health & Wellness A Cranbrook woman shares her story

Suzanne Pantazis’ journey back to wellness inspired her to write her book, entitled A Better Life Awaits, Baby Steps to Health and Happiness.

by Kali Love
Mining Mapping natural resources

Technology is giving geologists a better picture of what lies beneath.

by Trevor Crawley
Education Solve your business dilemmas

What if there was an environment where key members of a business could explore ideas, focus on problem solving, access resources and improve business productivity?

by Andrew Zwicker
West Kootenay, Nelson, Tourism It’s a long way to the top

Whitewater Ski Resort is making one of its hidden treasures more accessible.

by Trevor Crawley
Elkford, Developments Out of the ashes

The plans for a new community centre in Elkford have been many years in the making—but were finally approved in 2010.

by Glynis Fediuk
Cranbrook, Tourism The Top 10 reasons for a career in the tourism industry

Dave Butler addressed students at the Cranbrook campus of the College of the Rockies, where he listed the Top 10 reasons for working in the tourism industry.

by Tanya Lang Gahr
Kimberley, Health & Wellness, Tourism A spiritual journey

Spirit Trail Adventures offers a one-of-a-kind selection of memorable activities and therapeutic resources.

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Tourism Kootenay culture

This region is overflowing with creativity.

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Fernie, Tourism Head to the mountains

When it comes to outdoor sports, Fernie has it all.

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Cranbrook, Tourism The great outdoors

A trip to Cranbrook is not complete without exploring the wide variety of outdoor recreation opportunities available.

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Cranbrook The Cranbrook arts scene

Cranbrook has been making tremendous strides in the arts and culture department.

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Nelson, Tourism Take in the Kootenay bliss

With impressive heritage buildings and friendly citizens, Nelson typifies West Kootenay appeal.

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Golden, Tourism Everything is Golden

From alpine resorts and ski hills, to mind-blowing wildlife and scenic viewpoints, Golden will appeal to the most discerning recreationist.

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Revelstoke, Tourism Rejuvenate in Revelstoke

In Revelstoke, there is no down season.

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Creston, Tourism A bit of everything

Creston never ceases to amaze, with a range of recreation to enjoy.

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People with dog walking on a trail
Castlegar, Tourism Go Castlegar crazy

Winter in Castlegar is a beautiful thing.

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Health & Wellness, Tourism All you need to unwind

In addition to being a pleasant diversion, soaking in hot springs can help the body to detoxify, relieve stress and relax tired muscles.

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Golden Media mania

Pat Ridler standing beside magazines
Cranbrook These pages keep on turning

Pages Book Emporium in Cranbrook seems to be a recession-proof business.

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East Kootenay, Cranbrook Elemental design

Paul Reimer, master blacksmith, has been using ancient techniques to forge modern sculptures and custom ironwork for 20 years.

by Tanya Lang Gahr
Golden, Developments, Tourism Bellstar Hotels & Resorts announces the acquisition of Ultimate Resorts & Hotels

The acquisition of Ultimate Resorts & Hotels will add over 300 more accommodation units located in the resort destinations of Kicking Horse Mountain Resort.

Cranbrook Your Cranbrook

The aim of Cranbrook Connected is to develop a proactive approach when faced with challenges in the community.

by Kali Love
Rossland, Tourism Breathing new life into the old

Red Mountain Resort retains history and adds retail services to the day lodge—a long standing fixture of the ski hill—currently under expansion.

by Trevor Crawley
Rossland A fresh new face

Carmen Adams has taken Rossland by storm, with her award-winning business, Fresh Photography.

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Castlegar, Education Aviation alumni fly into 40th year

Alumni, founders, faculty and staff of Selkirk College’s Aviation—Professional Pilot program celebrated their 40-year reunion last month in Castlegar.

Kimberley, Developments, Health & Wellness, Tourism A centre of excellence

When the City of Kimberley officially opened the doors to the gorgeous state-of-the-art Conference and Athlete Training Centre at the base of Kimberley Alpine Resort, it was to a packed house.

by Tanya Lang Gahr
Cranbrook, Education A guiding hand in your business

Representatives from the Irving K. Barber Learning Centre at the University of British Columbia (UBC) came to the College of the Rockies.

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