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Iain MacLeod owns High Country Outdoor Gear & Clothing, the shop that’s been his second home since he was 10 years old.

Owner, Dan Rachmel of Strikt Gear Company in Ontario, makes plans to move the manufacturing and R&D components of his business to Golden.

For over half a century, Gordon Wall Floorcoverings has been offering its top-notch expertise to clients in and around the Trail area.

As the owner of Mister Tire, Glen Lynn is able to make the most of his 43 years of experience in the industry.

Home Hardware in Cranbrook has been a busy place with a bevy of awards and owners that love the people they work with.

Y&R Water Sales in Grand Forks was Business of the Year thanks to a dedication to serving the region and focusing on customers.

Trail and District Chamber of Commerce is working with the BC Chamber of Commerce and challenging municipalities to support their local small businesses.

Railway Station Specialty Meats & Deli in Nelson, B.C., is a family-operated business that specializes in quality products.

Dave Snopek, a former New York Ranger, marks his 20th anniversary as owner-operator of Players Bench Sports in Cranbrook, B.C.

On the day before his 65th birthday, Brian Clarkson of Cranbrook Photo officially retired after 39 years in business.

Home Hardware in Fernie has expanded to meet the demands of the area. They are in the same location but have dramatically increased their space.

Support of the Olympics, Paralympics and many other sports organizations is a matter of pride for Cranbrook’s Canadian Tire franchise owner.

The new Fernie Home Hardware strore welcomed it’s first customers in latter part of August.

Menswear outlets are scarce in the Kootenay region, so Baker Street Menswear is a valued part of the downtown scene in Nelson, B.C.

Amanda Hamilton, Rossland’s Business Person of the Year, enjoys owning her pet supplies shop and helping it grow.

Parslow Lock and Safe in Trail, B.C., has been providing peace of mind for over 60 years.

The Artym Gallery in Invermere, B.C., showcases the works of 65 professional Canadian artists.

Like black leather jackets, granny glasses and flapper dresses, boarder-wear suggests an attitude and an edgy lifestyle.

Creston's Kokanee Beer entry at the Cannes International Festival of Creativity came up just short of the Grand Prix award and had to settle for a Gold Lion.

Gill & Gift in Balfour, B.C., is a regular stop for fishers on their way to catch the rainbows in Kootenay Lake.

Aboriginal gift shop Tribal Memories has a selection of First Nations items for sale.

The Golden Dollar Store has reopened following a temporary closure and renovations.

Bill and Sherry Blancher hope to retire soon, and hand over the Balfour Superette to new owners.

Kootenai Moon Home recently received the Retailer Excellence Award for 2013 from Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce.

Nelson, B.C., a friendly community offering a lifestyle focused on physical activity and the arts, was a natural fit for this family.

Robyn Hansen and Becky McArthur are making a great success of their floral and giftware business.

At Morris Flowers and Garden Centre in Creston, it's OK to stop and smell the roses—and many other flowers besides.

As Gray Creek Store celebrates 100 years in business, proprietor Tom Lymbery reflects on the store's rich past.

Dave and Corey Spring of Spring Honda in Cranbrook are focused on serving their customers well.

The opening of the Target store in Cranbrook, B.C.—on May 7, 2013—means many opportunities for employment and more options for local shoppers.

Arleigh Garratt, owner of Garnish, has found her niche through designing jewelry in the city of Revelstoke, B.C.

With a recent nod of approval from the Cranbrook city council developer, Smart Centres in Cranbrook will soon be adding another retail unit.

Owner Gordon Delamont talks about the history of his Cranbrook shop, E.H. Delamont Jeweler Ltd., the joys of working with his family, and the world of gems.

Target Canada unveiled a national brand TV spot which followed Target’s mascot dog, Bullseye, on a journey across Canada.

The Perfect Present ranks as one of Kimberley’s small-business success stories, providing the products of the big city in a friendly and humble setting.

Handz On Ceramic Studio in Kimberley is a year old, and it is growing in popularity.

Tess’ Treasures in Cranbrook has a customer-friendly approach that makes life easier for online sellers and shoppers.

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

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.

Mompreneur award nominee Janet Skolka is bringing adorable children’s fashions to Nelson with her store, Jilly bo Billy Boutique.

Kootenay Co-op's assistant front-end manager, Julia Hamilton, is passionate about local, organic and fairly traded food and products.

Linda Birch, manager of the Tamarack Centre in Cranbrook, finds joy in working with the public and being a part of her community.

Originally from Germany, Uwe Gwinner specializes in quality European meats and offers fresh, preservative-free products.

Fernie's Island Lake Lodge has put out a glossy, full-colour, coffee table style book in commemoration of their 25th anniversary.

Cabela's Inc., the World's Foremost Outfitter® of hunting, fishing and outdoor gear, has announced plans to open a Cabela's Outpost Store in Kalispell, Montana.

The online toy shop based out of Nelson, B.C., has a unique product with an engaging online presence.

Kootenai Child, a children's clothing store, is opening in Castlegar, B.C.; owner Lawrence Sithembu is originally from South Africa.

Gerry Spagis has been with Save-On-Foods for 35 years; he has been the produce manager at the store in Nelson, B.C., for 23.

As Target Corp. prepares its early spring entry into the Canadian market, the retailer is launching a cross-country brand-building road trip.

Cowan's in Nelson, B.C., has been in business for four decades.