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Teams of youth ages 10‐16 are hard at work designing, building and programming robots across the West Kootenays.

Nelson’s growing technology sector has inspired community leaders to continue their work towards obtaining Intelligent Community status for the city.

A fixture in Nelson for over 16 years, The Golf Doctor has moved to a new location in Procter.

An exciting opportunity for working cooks to gain valuable certification at Selkirk College’s Tenth Street Campus in Nelson begins on February 15.

The new partnership will allow respective credit union business members access to enhanced commercial and consumer credit expertise.

Nelson residents and business owners are being invited to jump aboard the City’s newest neighbourhood revitalization effort - the Railtown District.

With the arrival of 2016, Selkirk College is preparing for a year-long golden anniversary celebration.

Communities across Canada are promoting the basic human right to clean air, fresh water and healthy food

The Metal Fabricator Foundation Program is currently accepting applications for a February 1 intake.

We invite your business to join in supporting and saluting these young business professionals (under 40) who deserve to be recognized.

Central Kootenay has a 50-year history of co-operation between the municipalities and the electoral districts.

The right elements came together to make Save-On-Foods the top pick for Business of the Year in Nelson, B.C.

According to the people who know, achieving financial security begins with some simple, basic steps.

Kootenay Career Development Society (KCDS) is a centre of excellence that empowers the community through career development

Books, pod casts, magazines or blogs? What is the go-to for Kootenay Business people?

After four years of construction the Nelson Chamber of Commerce has finally moved into its new home — the Regional Visitor Gateway.

The first female mayor of Nelson, Deb Kozak, just finished her first year in office and has big plans for Nelson in year two

For the past year Kootenay Kombucha has been winning over health-conscious people across the Kootenays and beyond with its unique flavours and growler system.

As part of B.C.’s Skills for Jobs Blueprint, the government is investing $12 million in 2015-16 for new trades equipment at 14 post-secondary institutions.

The UpUp Play Tower combines a standing desk, jungle gym and play space in one attractive and compact piece of furniture.

The $18.9 million investment in new trades training facilities for the Silver King Campus in Nelson is part of the B.C.'s Skills for Jobs Blueprint.

Is the ranch life for you? Check out these properties that showcase the best of Rocky Mountain living.

The sales launch of Nelson Landing's first eight townhomes has been highly anticipated.

The sales launch of Nelson Landing's first eight townhomes has been highly anticipated.

Community Solar—purchase solar and receive the benefits as if it were on your very own roof.

In partnership with the Greater Trail Community Skills Centre, Selkirk College is offering a special Trades Discovery Program for Women.

The former general manager of Red Mountain Resort is taking on a new challenge of helping guide students through their educational journey at Selkirk College.

What does an architect do? More than draw buildings says Nelson Rocha, whose latest project is the new Creston elementary school.

These Kootenay businesses represent the peak of excellence in the manufacturing industry.

Community Futures is celebrating 30 years of supporting small business in the Central Kootenay.

Distracted driving kills more people per year in the Southern Interior than any other part of British Columbia.

Century 21 Mountainview Realty in Nelson is pleased to welcome realtor Aszjeca Burden to the team.

Developer announces release of eight homes at new lakefront community

Bryan Beaudry and Minn Benedict help fellow West Kootenay residents achieve their fitness goals at REV Strength and Conditioning.

A lake, a boat-mounted winch, plus an adventurous spirit = a spectacular flight experience at Kootenay Paragliding Adventures.

The Nelson office of Fair Realty has moved into a new building, a few blocks up on Baker Street.

Christie Kennedy, owner/operator of Core Fitness Gym in Cranbrook, B.C. is honoured with an award.

The Nelson Tramway Society's Car Barn Museum is officially open.

Nelson, one of the most charismatic towns in B.C., boasts many unique and eclectic homes for sale.

The study will help to understand the challenges and successes that business owners face in Nelson.

Funding from Columbia Basin Trust will double the number of mobile decontamination units aimed at keeping invasive mussels out of B.C. waterways.

An eclectic selection of hand-crafted ales are offered at the Torchlight Brewing Company in Nelson.

Youth Mean Business, a new entrepreneurship program, will provide youth up to $5000 in funding and training to help them launch their own small business.

The restoration of the historic CPR Railway station into a state-of-the-art building is also giving employees valuable work experience.

Business leaders in Nelson are looking ahead to create further improvements to serve the city’s businesses.

Gray Creek Pass Road, originally designed as a shortcut between Kimberley and Kootenay Lake, celebrates its 25th anniversary this year.

A new online widget has been launched by Invest Kootenay.

A list of the most affordable waterfront (and riverfront) properties listed on MLS in the Kootenays.

Businesses on Hall Street in Nelson, B.C., are making the best of disrupted access caused by scheduled infrastructure work.

The Kootenays attract many unique and eclectic businesses - here are 9 thriving ventures up for sale.