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The third Annual Kootenay Influential Women in Business Awards are calling for nominations, deadline April 11, 2014.

A coffee festival is to be hosted by Theresa Wood at Copper Point Golf Resort in Invermere on April 4-6.

Edible Acres, a market garden in Windermere, B.C., is partway through the process of becoming certified as an organic food producer.

British Columbia has again improved its ratings for global mining investment.

Jewel Creek Organic Farm has started a Kickstarter campaign to fund the filming of a video series that will teach a number of natural-building skills.

Get a close up look at Teck Coal's mining operations at any one of their tours during May's mining week.

Eliminated four months ago from MasterChef Canada, Danielle Cardozo is deeply involved in her culinary education and capitalizing on her experience.

Cranbrook's newest retailer is set to open on Thursday, April 10th.

The Building Tree, owned by Paula Kiss, is helping Nelson, B.C. to be on the leading edge green building technique.

Gerry Cesa and Abe Fominoff of Nelson Ford Sales explain car trends that relate to Kootenay drivers.

Hot-In-Place-Asphalt-Recyling (HIPAR) technology is used by Shane Stothert's Fernie-based company, Green Roads Recycling.

Ryan Alvernini is looking forward to the pleasures of the Kootenay lifestyle as he takes on the position of general manager of Sport Chek in Cranbrook.

The Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce is invested in promoting business and the region.

Aaron and Cindy Anthony, husband and wife realtor team at Grand Forks Realty,predict real estate market in the Grand Forks will shift to favour sellers in 2014.

Escape the Insanity! - A women’s wellness retreat will be taking place at Fairmont Hot Springs Resort on April 4th and 5th hosted by COTR.

Cranbrook's Tamarack Centre to see exciting retail developments

Business emergency preparedness in the Kootenays.

Greywolf Course's brand new 8000 square foot clubhouse will be opening summer 2014.

Cooking a perfect dish of monkfish with sea urchin velouté saved Danielle Cardozo from having to compete in the dessert challenge.

Farm, Food, Fork (F3) is bringing together the food advocates, marketers and farmers of the Kootenays with a dynamite event.

A partnership between Selkirk College and Teck Metals provides opportunity to a student to undertake an applied research project.

Cranbrook’s Dollar Tree was swarming with enthusiastic shoppers during its soft opening on Saturday, March 15.

Raena Shearer recently received her Chartered Accountant designation.

Another successful Career and Job Fair was held at the College of the Rockies on March 12th

David Gentles and Trevor Jenkinson of Nelson Realty have joined the Remax RHC Realty office in Nelson.

IncrEDIBLE Trail, a new initiative, will see vegetables and herbs grown throughout the downtown, including in front of businesses.

The eighth annual Career and Job Fair to be held from 1 to 5 pm today at College of the Rockies Cranbrook Main Campus.

Cooking 151 steak dinners for military troops at CFB Trenton was an honour and a challenge for the MasterChef Canada home cooks.

A list of the biggest breweries and beer distributors in B.C. published in Business in Vancouver newspaper.

Newly formed internship to provide support for a COTR student to undertake a community-based research project in the East Kootenay Region.

Time management workshop coming to Golden and Cranbrook March 12 and 13.

Revelstoke's popular craft brewery Mt. Begbie Brewing Co., is staying put in the City.

January and February have been busy in the media department at Kootenay Rockies Tourism and we’ve had a number of exciting press trips throughout the region.

With the competition getting tougher, the MasterChef Canada candidates are honing their conniving skills.

Invermere Council is looking at borrowing $5.6 million to finance the new Community Centre.

Students and faculty from Brazil are enjoying their time at College of the Rockies.

Justin Giroux, manager of EMCO Plumbing & Heating Supplies in Cranbrook, B.C., talks about what he looks for in a potential employee.

New condo units under development in the City of Fernie.

Salvador Ready Mix Concrete LP appoints new General Manager

The Loaf, a popular bakery/cafe in Fernie has opened a new cafe and retail outlet in Sparwood.

College of the Rockies is hosting its annual career fair on March 12, 2014

Losing the team competition—just barely—and losing the chance at immunity from elimination, was actually a good thing for Danielle Cardozo.

Russian Ski Resort Operations & Management Program student Irina Smolina has found the right fit at Nelson's Tenth Street Campus.

Cathy Smith-Clark uses her skills as a pet whisperer to socialize animals and their humans.

The Parastone team of companies has built and revitalized commercial apartments and hotels in Fernie, B.C. Now, it’s building houses.

David Walls, new College of the Rockies president, was the guest speaker at a recent Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce luncheon.

Aspiring Kootenay farmers will have the chance to learn from Jean-Martin Fortier, a farmer who sells $140,000 worth of vegetables from 1.5 acres in Ontario.

With solid training and a well-stocked mobile unit, Debby Tomich and her staff provide first aid service in the field.

Selkirk College is a great place to work and the West Kootenay-Boundary a great place to live.

Kootenay Market is an independent grocery store that offers a friendly, local supermarket alternative in Castlegar, B.C.