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The NAEDP is an efficient, cost-effective collaboration that envisions and enables sustainable improvements in Nelson and the surrounding area.

RHC Realty traces its roots back to the early 1900's in the Queen City.

Selkirk College is participating in the BC Cool Campus Challenge to lower its environmental footprint

Pacific Insight will move their production to a company-built facility in Monterrey, Mexico

Numerous new construction and development projects are springing up throughout the Kootenays

BankBit, a company owned and operated by Nelson-resident Ben Glickman, recently installed a Bitcoin machine in the convenience store.

Todd and Jay Manton, owners of Kokanee Mountain Zipline in Nelson and Mineral Mountain Ziplines in Fairmont, are Top 10 Business People

The $23 million refresh at Nelson's Silver King Campus has reached another milestone with the opening of its new carpentry shop

After four years, John Dooley has returned to the position of mayor of Nelson. This term will give him a total of 13 years in the role.

BC Business magazine recently published their 5th Annual “Best Cities for Work in B.C.” ranking

Funding kick-starts Nature Conservancy of Canada campaign for conservation in the Canadian Rockies

Robin Gallant created Patina’d to bring renewed and restored items to Nelson homes, offices and more.

Lorri and Chris McCready combined their marketing and culinary skills to create an award-winning pizzeria.

Local West Kootenay employment agencies are holding job workshops to assist laid off workers

Trail-based Silver City Stagelines Ltd. (SCSL) applied and was approved to operate a new bus service between Nelson/Trail and Kelowna

Ryan Martin, owner of Marzano, a Neapolitan-style pizzeria inside Best Western Baker Street Inn, has brought Italian authenticity to the West Kootenay

Golden’s Whitetooth captured two first place awards and Cranbrook’s Fisher Brewing Company and Nelson Brewing Company won one each.

Sandy Byers is the best in the business when it comes to home inspection and personality in Nelson, B.C.

Kelowna-based developer Culos Development has been given tentative approval to build a new 38-unit residential/commercial building on Front Street.

Check here for an evolving list of the visionaries, innovators and implementers in Nelson’s business community.

Nichola Lytle of Pink Dog Designs is here to take marketing to the next level.

Kay Contracting in Nelson provides its customers with top-notch experiences (and results).

Columbia Basin Trust provides over $244,000 to 13 public art projects in 11 communities

Can-Filters was purchased in October 2017 by international garden products giant, Hawthorne, which is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Scott’s Miracle-Gro.

Bus riders in the West Kootenay Regional Transit System will soon be able to choose new weekday trips between Nelson and Selkirk College in Castlegar.

If you are looking for real estate opportunities in the Nelson, Kootenay Lake or Regional District of Central Kootenay area, contact one of these realtors.

Traveling abroad to study helps build on skills that post-secondary students can utilize in a rapidly changing world.

Michael Graeme was recently announced as one of ten 3M National Student Fellowship Award winners

Queen City Shuttle & Charters has new owners and an assured future.

Smrt1 Technologies combines the convenience of the vending machine with the retail reach of the Internet and the connectivity of cellphones.

Prestige's summer adventurers are taking on B.C., one hotel at a time.

Spearhead Inc. applies timeless materials, an age-old craft, ingenuity and advanced industrial technology to the world’s beautiful architecture.

Xeriscapic landscaping uses plants that thrive in our natural environment. Here are seven tips for creating a low-maintenance yard.

The Canadian Brewing Awards is Canada’s national competition for judging the quality of Canadian manufactured beer.

A few of the lines available at Zinnia include the internationally renowned Nomads Hempwear, based in the Slocan Valley and Smoking Lily from Victoria.

Bob Hellman has an enduring love for paddling and for Canada’s wilderness, and his business keeps him connected to that passion.

Tom Thomson is dedicated to learning about the needs of the business community in Nelson and advocating to get those needs met.

The new building, currently under construction in Nelson, comes with two open concept units.

It would appear that whenever a major thoroughfare like Highway #3 connects with adjoining streets the potential for crashes climbs substantially.

Niki and Sunny Wood are the owners/operators of Samurai Hardwood Flooring in Nelson.

A complete floor-to-ceiling renovation of the space is currently underway as it is transformed into a new Neapolitan-inspired pizzeria.

Nelson’s Social Room Interiors has moved to 619 Vernon Street in the Queen City.

Word on the street is that Shambhala Festival owner and operator Jimmy Bundschuh has purchased the former Kootenay Co-Op building in Nelson.

The 711 ha, road-accessible Slocan Graphite Project is located 32 km northeast of Nelson, British Columbia and is owned 100% by Eagle Plains.

The launch of a collection of essays by West Kootenay author Tom Wayman on Tuesday, May 1 will feature readings and a musical performance.

Dan Wall coaches businesses on how to communicate effectively with his company, Firelight Communications, in Nelson, B.C.

Tickets are now on sale for the 7th annual Elephant Mountain Literary Festival, July 12 – 15 in Nelson.

Robertson is excited to build on the momentum generated from Oxygen’s twelve-year span as the only rural artist run centre in the region.

There are 13 courses included in the Nelson Summer Art Series that span a range of disciplines which are taught by working artists from around the province.

The rural dividend encourages economic diversification, innovation, sustainability and collaboration, and recognizes the diverse needs of individual communities