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Dan Eheler, Justin Tanguay and Mark Daugherty were three independent contractors who joined forces to form DJM Contracting Ltd.

Former CBT Board Chair Honoured for contributions to region

With more space available in its new premises, Key City Gymnastics will soon be offering more programs for East Kootenay residents.

Floods in June 2012 prompted an earlier-than-planned opening for Castlegar’s Valet Restorations Ltd., and they’ve been hard at work ever since

Technology’s devices have always piqued Jeremie Lewis’s interest, and fixing technical problems makes him happy.

Recently the chamber membership met at the Kimberley Conference & Athlete Training Centre for the Annual General Meeting and elected a new Board of Directors.

Island Lake Catskiing is 25 years old and is celebrating its history and the contributions of the guests who love it.

Mark Gallup, a world-renowned photographer, and Mike McPhee of Island Lake Catskiing have created a work of art in their book "Bears Above the Valley."

Dennis Hockley hopes to break ground soon for his Oasis Centre recreation complex.

If you’re preparing for the College of the Rockies job and career fair, be sure to check out these opportunity summaries.

Know your market or, in this case, benefit from knowing the people that are looking to network with you.

Will Canfor step up to the plate and add to its holdings in the East Kootenay with the purchase of the Skookumchuck pulp mill?

After moving to the Creston area, the Gailius family has embraced a local lifestyle that has exceeded their expectations.

WestJet announced the start of its new regional air service Monday, but Cranbrook was not on that list, at least not yet.

College of the Rockies is helping to fill a huge demand by industry for industrial mechanics by offering an Industrial Mechanic/Millwright Foundation program.

The new Elk Valley Safety Association was created to deal with common issues in the mining sector.

B.C. Mining Week 2013 involves mining events in communities across the province; these are designed to educate the public on the importance of the industry.

The District of Elkford has been recognized over the last few years for many accomplishments, and has set out some new major projects for 2013.

Real estate agent Tammie Davy predicts a rise in property investment in the Elk Valley and gives tips on buying.

The new manager of the Sparwood & District Chamber of Commerce looks forward to the year ahead.

Scott Manjak, former mayor of Cranbrook, is enjoying life and a new position with the District of Sparwood.

This attractive building in Cranbrook's industrial park was built, from start to finish, in less than eight months.

K-Country Homes specializes in building investment-style housing with features that incorporate convenience and luxury.

Juggernaut Marketing Communications and Selkirk College have teamed up to offer businesses a rare opportunity to improve their return on investment.

More retail developments in Cranbrook’s SmartCentre, the home of big box retailers like Wal Mart and Superstore, as the shopping area adds more retail outlets.

Pamela Nairn of Panache Interiors suggested some important things to keep in mind when you’re investing in home decor.

Signal Collision in Kimberley has recently undergone a major face lift and expansion.

Castlegar is where Chris Bell and Nancy Trotman live their daily lives—but their homes are in Nelson and Rossland.

One of Kimberley's most popular retail outlets, Sprout Grocery, recently moved to an expanded location near Kimberley's downtown platzl.

Pamela Nairn, owner of Panache Interiors Inc. in Invermere, is a star in Canada’s roster of multimillion-dollar home designers.

AMEC has been donating annually to Selkirk for 14 years now and are committed to providing support whenever possible.

It is becoming increasingly important to stand out in the job market—luckily this is simpler than it sounds.

A passion to help people breathe and a willingness to work all the hours there are has turned a registered respiratory therapist into a business magnate.

Former Cranbrook Mayor Scott Manjak is now the business development liaison for the District of Sparwood in the Elk Valley.

Greg Deck, from Radium Hot Springs, is replacing Garry Merkel as Chair.

Fernie offers lifestyle elements and business opportunities that are important to Geof Hare and his young family.

Mountain Transport Institute is turning out professional truck drivers who are exceptionally competent at driving big rigs on mountain highways.

Susan Stewart has found her perfect environment and workplace—and time to enjoy both—in Castlegar, B.C.

Downtown Fernie has a lot more to offer in the summer than it used to, for both residents and visitors.

Like many before her, Melissa MacKay came to Fernie to ski for a season and just couldn’t leave. A successful business and an enviable lifestyle followed.

The Greenwood Mall is the home of one of Sparwood's newest businesses namely the Sparwood Remedy's Rx.

Isosceles Business Systems is the thriving result of the focused dream of Ryan Doehle of Fernie, B.C.

KRIC's Tara Penner recently profiled Revelstoke's Big Bend Skis

The long awaited new Fernie Home Hardware store is now under construction, just off of Highway #3 on the east side of Fernie.

Tabletree black cherry juice, produced in Creston, B.C., was named Best Pure Juice Product at the 2012 World Juice conference.

Jim Firstbrook has created Thoughtstream, an online survey tool that inspires group learning and discovery.

Fernie Brewing Company's head brewmaster, Gord Demaniuk, has a passion for brewing.

The Dupees of Christina Lake exemplify green living, and working, and playing.

Joey Hoeschmann believes in providing great service for his customers and his community.

Owner of Go Fetch in Kimberley, Dallas Vaillancourt enjoys visits from her canine buddies and their owners.