All Rossland articles

With an eagerness to keep learning and to serve her community, Kathy Moore was successful in her bid to become mayor of Rossland.

RED Mountain Resort has partnered with Inntopia for online lift ticket sales.

Listeners are able to get inside the heads of some of the top entrepreneurs.

Deadline for Submissions is Friday, September 12, 2014.

The new Legacy Training Centre at RED Mountain Resort is set to pull ahead of the pack.

For Becky Gilhula, running Sweet Dreams Cakery in Rossland provides an outlet for her creativity and the opportunity to practice her pastry chef trade.

John Snelgrove didn’t plan to own a coffee shop, but he’s found a job and a business that fits with his life in Rossland, B.C.

For Cezary Ksiazek of Rossland Builder, the attention he puts into his spec homes is just a part of doing work that he enjoys.

Resort expanding for 2014-15 season with new cat skiing access on Mt. Kirkup

Rebranding underscores unique collaborative leadership platform.

Patty Axenroth, Amber Hayes and Lara Ellenwood were the 2014 winners of the Influential Women in Business Award.

Columbia Basin Trust commits $275,000 over three years to Invest Kootenay.

Mountain Nugget Chocolate Company in Rossland, B.C., offers handmade chocolates, homemade ice cream, and—very soon—pies and pastries.

A development permit for a new hotel at Red Mountain was approved and issued.

The Kootenay Local Agricultural Society supports local agriculture with education, a tool library and a Kootenay certification.

Beer Goggles is set to become one of the largest festivals of its kind in eastern B.C.

Invest Kootenay has announced its newest community partner: The Lower Columbia region.

Whether it's about her community of Rossland or her position at Red Mountain Resort, Christine Andison believes in staying involved and positive.

Whether it’s biking to work or turning off the television to go hiking, getting active is rarely anything but a benefit in a number of ways.

The Best Community Tourism Initiative – Winner Nelson/ Kootenay Lake Tourism, Red Mountain Resort, Tourism Rossland and Whitewater Resort

Two new tourism awards were handed out at the recent Annual General Meeting of Kootenay Rockies Tourism held in Rossland.

CBT commits nearly $2 million over three years to Basin Business Advisors program

Carmen Adams of Fresh Photography in Rossland talks about loving her business, lessons learned and her interest in the written word.

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

Red Mountain Resort in Rossland has a huge expansion underway with a new lift to the peak of neighbouring Grey Mountain.

Excellent business practices and the allure of chocolate share common ground at Mountain Nugget Chocolate Company in Rossland, B.C.

Kootenay Rockies Innovation Council offers support to tech startups and entrepreneurs through BCIC’s province-wide initiative.

The city of Rossland, B.C., has experienced some exciting new initiatives, which Mayor Greg Granstrom told us about.

Renovations are in the future for Rossland's famous Miners Hall.

Red Mountain Resort now in Top 20 of all North American resorts by terrain scale.

Thoughtstream, a comprehensive online stakeholder engagement system, makes the Rocket Builders 11th annual Ready to Rocket list.

Dan Eheler, Justin Tanguay and Mark Daugherty were three independent contractors who joined forces to form DJM Contracting Ltd.

Castlegar is where Chris Bell and Nancy Trotman live their daily lives—but their homes are in Nelson and Rossland.

Jim Firstbrook has created Thoughtstream, an online survey tool that inspires group learning and discovery.

A regional RoboGames event was enjoyed by Kootenay students, who performed some cool tricks with their robots.

Rossland's infrastructure upgrades resulted in a beautified, safer and more user-friendly downtown core.

Rossland's citizens and administrators worked with MOTI and contractors on a successful infrastructure upgrade

A new shuttle is available for visitors to Red Mountain Resort for the winter season.

John Le Bleu has worked his way up to the position of general manager of three Prestige hotels in B.C.'s West Kootenay.

Big Red Cats in Rossland can bring out the adventurer in you, and help you embrace the excitement of winter recreation.

The Flying Steamshovel Hotel and Pub achieved platinum ranking with readers of Kootenay Business magazine

All throughout the summer, Rossland’s downtown core has been undergoing a huge renovation, including various improvements and upgrades.

The KAST awards, held every four years, honour local businesses, organizations and individuals in four categories.

The Youth Advisory Committee (YAC) provides advice to Columbia Basin Trust (CBT) with a youth perspective on a variety of issues facing today’s youth.

The Bulfone brothers, developers of Evergreen Ridge in Rossland, B.C., build energy-efficient housing with the buyer's budget in mind.

The Sunshine Café in Rossland, B.C., won seven awards in Kootenay Business magazine's 2012 Best Places to Eat and Drink.

Dawn Manning redefines what it means to be passionate; she not only brings a high level of energy and enthusiasm to her Rossland store, Bear Country Kitchen, but she also pulled off a feat of personal strength for her son that was nothing short of heroic.

This annual curling event was a terrific success.

Register now for the Columbia River Treaty Young Leaders Conference.

The Columbia Basin Rural Development Institute anticipates that an upcoming pilot project could provide the framework required to respond to some of the economic challenges in the Kootenays.