The owner of Notably, a Book Lover’s Emporium reflects on a dream realized.
by Danielle BrostAll Nelson articles
The owner of Paw & Order in Nelson is barking up the right tree, with a positive approach to dog training.
by Danielle BrostAron Ashman and Mandy Mullen share secrets to their sizzling business success in Nelson.
by Danielle BrostDr. Tyler Phillipson reflects on his vision for holistic patient care at Active Balance in Nelson.
by Danielle BrostShared workspaces in communities like Cranbrook, Golden, Fernie, Nelson and Trail provide flexibility and support in a communal environment.
by Julie MatchettSamurai Hardwood Flooring is rooted in craftsmanship, dedication and eco-consciousness
by Danielle BrostJeff Kennedy and Geoff Sherlock, realtors in Nelson and Invermere, provide real estate insight into the B.C. housing market in the West and East Kootenays
by Kyle BornThirteen communities across the Kootenays have now made a commitment to 100 per cent clean energy by 2050.
by Julie MatchettForced to the sidelines for three years because of the global pandemic, the annual awards were a welcome return
by Julie MatchettThroughout the West Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales
by Julie MatchettUniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettThis Nelson clothing brand is making waves among new moms who love to enjoy the outdoors.
by Danielle CameronFrom a much-needed long-term care facility to new commercial and residential builds, Nelson is seeing record growth
by Julie MatchettKerry Pagdin of Wayward Citizen gives us the inside scoop on social media promotion.
by Danielle CameronThe owners of Silverking Soya Foods in Nelson are a perfect fit for the health-conscious community.
by Danielle CameronIf you’re a devoted bookworm, you’ll love the varied selection of new and used bookstores across the Kootenay region
by Julie MatchettImagine two members of Cirque du Soleil finding love and running off to start a business in the Kootenays.
by Danielle CameronThe circular economy may be a buzzy-sounding term but at this Nelson brewpub, participating in it is an obvious benefit to the company and the community.
by Kristen MitchellSpring Creative Inc. in Nelson brings entrepreneurs together to facilitate positive change, effective branding and healthy collaboration.
by Danielle CameronBear Spring Eco Retreat offers urbanites an escape from big-city living and a chance to decompress close to nature.
by Julie MatchettFrom much-needed affordable housing to new commercial builds and upgrades, West Kootenay cities are seeing record growth.
by Julie MatchettNelson home-based tech business wins Canadian Business Award
by Sean Arthur JoyceTraction on Demand combines tech talent with the sustainability of small communities such as Nelson, B.C.
by Virginia RaschOne of the Best Workplaces in Canada and with phenomenal growth, Traction on Demand shows that doing good is good for business
by Virginia RaschMorning Mountain Coffee Co. in Nelson produces convenient and portable coffee bags—an alternative to K-cups.
by Julie MatchettInspired by her travels, Megan DeVries invested time, money and considerable elbow grease to create her flourishing mobile bar in Nelson.
by Danielle CameronTom Thomson, executive director of the Nelson Chamber, has been proactive in advocating for business support, including a Keep Us Open for Business campaign
by Kyle BornThey’re a growing trend across the Kootenays—check out this list of the region’s co-working spaces.
by Julie MatchettBrad Pommen, President of SMRT1 Technologies in Nelson, B.C., explains how to come up with a useful product and bring it to the marketplace
by Kyle BornBased in Nelson, B.C., Melinda Nealis and Kayla Carley are the mother-and-daughter duo behind Replenish—The Kootenay Refill Store
by Julie MatchettThe Kootenay Outdoor Recreation Enterprise is helping Kootenay businesses design and build outdoor gear that rocks
by Virginia RaschMike and Charmain Bibby, owners of Bibby Fine Interiors and Bibby Fine Furniture in Nelson, B.C., help people design their perfect home and work space
by Kyle BornEric Ridington, owner of Kokanee Soaring Adventures in Nelson, B.C., offers glider tours over Kootenay Lake and Kokanee Glacier
by Kyle BornMichele Dupas is the imaginative owner of Dupas Designs and Gallery 229, located in the old Procter, B.C., schoolhouse
by Julie MatchettDark Horse Innovations in Nelson, B.C., is a new B2B business in the outdoor product development industry
by Virginia RaschNelson, B.C., is overflowing with sewists, thanks to the enthusiastic owners/teachers of the Nelson Stitch Lab
by Virginia RaschLaura Price, owner of Scout Clothing in Nelson, B.C., is showcasing how small retail shops can offer an excellent online shopping experience
by Kyle BornThe annual BC Business “Most Resilient Cities in 2021” list includes Nelson and Cranbrook
by Julie MatchettAmanda Mary, owner of Amanda Mary Creative in Nelson, B.C., uses her photography to help businesses build confidence in their brand
by Kyle BornMike Irvine and Melissa Welsh, founders of Live It in Nelson, B.C., are delivering online programs, featuring stories that bring the natural world to life
by Kyle BornZan Comerford, founder of Liteworks Marketing, has officially opened the doors to her brick and mortar boutique agency in downtown Nelson, B.C.
by Kyle BornNelson-based KAST held round one of its virtual Kootenay Pitch Competition on November 12
by Julie MatchettSonya Pope, owner and instructor of Life Essentials First Aid in Nelson, B.C., is an ambassador for water safety and basic first aid skills
by Kyle BornLucas Jmieff, co-owner of Mountain Art Photo and Publishing in Nelson, B.C., specializes in landscape/adventure photography and canvas photo wall art
by Kyle BornThe key to coping with COVID-19 is kindness, says Valerie Semeniuk, owner of Kootenai Moon Furniture in Nelson.
by Julie MatchettAttorney Alan J. Burch in Nelson specializes in wills, and he’s seen an increase in demand during the pandemic
by Virginia RaschTerry Van Horn, CEO of SMRT1 Technologies in Nelson, is looking for investors for their new SMRT1 POD touch screens
by Kyle BornBorn out of a desire to connect connect tech companies, innovators and entrepreneurs with the support they need, the Nelson Innovation Centre is now open.
by Julie MatchettThroughout the West Kootenay area, local farms and food producers sell directly to the public through roadside stands and farmgate sales
by Julie MatchettWe’ve compiled a list of retail, takeout, delivery and professional service businesses that you can support in Nelson
by Kyle Born