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Nelson’s Hall Street and waterfront will have a contemporary look and a vibrant new personality as a result of the Stores to Shores project.

Nelson Landing plans to start construction on eight townhomes this July.

Non-profits benefit from Columbia Basin Trust program.

Here is an updated list of the most expensive homes listed on MLS in the Kootenays.

Work has begun at the Nelson Landing site as of March 1st this year.

Top 20 most expensive homes for sale in the Kootenays in 2015

You are invited to attend the 2015 Influential Kootenay Women in Business Awards luncheon.

Harmony Homes puts your design and building project under one contract

Cranbrook city councillor Danielle Cardozo is guided by a few core principles, the wisdom of her mentors and her own self-knowledge.

Jimmy Bundschuh is overseeing reconstruction of the old Savoy Hotel on Nelson’s Baker Street, and the first phase will open in June.

At Community Futures Central Kootenay, it's all about helping workers see their potential.

The CKCA invites members of the arts, culture and heritage community in the Columbia Basin to join its volunteer Steering Committee.

Cranbrook's EKCCU lead the way with a whooping 13% increase in assets.

LeCouffe, a youthful entrepreneur at 25 years old, said, "Every time I send that (drone) up, my heart gets going.”

Construction is slated to begin in the spring of 2015.

From interior to exterior, it's all about low and no maintenance in building or renovating a home.

That black speck you see in the sky may not be just another raven. It could be an unmanned aerial vehicle exploring for minerals or checking a vineyard.

Randy Horswill, owner of the two Home Hardware stores in Nelson, B.C., credits his staff for the success of his stores.

Opening Le Grand Fromage in Fernie and Nelson has offered a way for Pierre Dupont to share his taste and knowledge for quality cheese with Kootenay residents

Top 10 most expensive homes or properties listed in the Kootenays on MLS.

Nelson CARES receives first instalment cheque.

Mayor Elect Mike Martin of Trail presented the Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze and Silver Awards to nine youth.

The survey asked thousands of travelers a variety of questions that provide valuable information to the member communities and businesses of the Loop.

A fresh new company based out of Nelson BC with a focus on customizing and/or providing music to visuals.

Deb Kozak is taking the lead in Nelson as she steps into position of mayor after nine years on council.

The new Trail-Kelowna flight will operate six days a week—once every day except Saturday.

Bruce Richier of Leaf Cabinetry produces beautiful cabinets and furniture pieces for homes and businesses throughout the West Kootenay.

The Nelson Tech Club and KAST GLOWS hosts the 3rd annual Robogames 2014.

LVR grad Pam Mierau brings high-powered skill set to City’s Manager of Development Services position after years in center of Calgary’s boom Nelson.

Honours aimed at raising awareness of individuals and groups helping move Nelson towards prosperity and resilience.

Calgarian Len MacCharles oversaw 1,300 fire fighters, and was tapped by Province of Alberta to follow up on massive Slave Lake fire disaster.

Kirk Ismay is the owner of the local business Secure by Design, a Best of Business Award winner for Internet Service Provider in the Kootenays.

North America’s top 10 mountain towns that provide equally great skiing and great year-round living.

Stores To Shores project starts next week with Cedar/Front Street overhaul.

For instructors at non-profit studio Dance Umbrella, going to work is about so much more than earning a paycheque.

Under its new name, Nelson Family Financial Services continues the trusted practices established by Money Concepts.

With a successful year behind it, We Were Young, an independent design studio in Nelson, B.C., launched a website and demo reel in July of 2014.

College of the Rockies’ Manager of International Education, Jeff Cooper, will be a featured speaker at a Selkirk College TEDx event on Friday, October 3.

This family-oriented entrepreneur is taking in the Kootenay lifestyle with unbridled enthusiasm.

Deadline for Submissions is Friday, September 12, 2014.

September 15th – 20th, a 6 –day cycling event around the International Selkirk Loop, a 350 mile route through Washington, Canada and Idaho.

Tom Lymbery is celebrating the success of his recently published book, Tom's Gray Creek—A Kootenay Lake Memoir.

This new physiotherapy centre has found its home in Nelson, B.C.

People seem to like the concept of a self-service visitor centre.

For Cheryl Côté, owner of Esprit de la Femme Lingerie in Nelson, B.C., building relationships and helping women find confidence is just a day on the job

Paddy Duddy of Big Cranium Design runs a growing screen-printing and design business that was started in his garage

Ian and Deanna Franklin have found their passion through running a quality shoe business in Nelson, B.C.

The 12th Annual Canadian Brewing Awards presentation was held in Fredericton, New Brunswick.

One of Nelson's cultural cornerstones received a boost from Selkirk College Fine Woodworking Program students this past spring.

For five decades the campus in Nelson's Rosemont neighbourhood has been turning out a steady flow of skilled trades people and students with skills.