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The new, social media savvy executive director of Tourism Rossland got there via Hungary, the U.S., and Canada’s Northwest Territories.

“Once you know what you’re going after, you can tie it to your financial plan, and then it’s like a road map.” —Kathy Moore, mayor of Rossland.

Joy Barrett combines creativity and hard-headed business sense in her work as cultural development officer for the City of Nelson, B.C.

Alicia Gray decided to follow her heart—and so Bombshack in Rossland, B.C., was born.

Demonstrating wisdom beyond his years, Jordan Strobel embraces the struggle that accompanies achievement.

“It’s a new year and we hope you put “travel more” on the top of your to-do list,” states Expedia.

The space is modern, professionally equipped and located in a Heritage building right on the main drag in downtown Rossland.

Offer available to first 10 downtown Rossland businesses that sign up.

We highlight a few of the business people who are making things happen in Trail, Rossland and the surrounding area.

RED Mountain is bucking the trend of MegaResort mergers and acquisitions and taking its next capital campaign to the people via equity crowdfunding.

Bombshack Children’s Clothing in Rossland, B.C., is a creative green shopping option.

Ferraro Foods in downtown Trail is undergoing a major renovation and upgrade to their ever popular grocery food store.

Audry Durham, the executive director of the Trail & District Chamber of Commerce, talked with us about the local business community.

If you’re looking for adventure, Get Lost Adventure Centre in Rossland, B.C., can hook you up with exciting outdoor activities year round.

Ever thought of owning your own business and living the Kootenay lifestyle? Here is a sampling of businesses available in the area.

Our research rewarded us with information about a few of Nelson’s most influential business people.

Rossland, Castlegar and the South Slocan will be receiving funding for projects in their communities.

Eric Lawson replaces Chuck Bennett, who had been group publisher since 2007.

Natural curiosity has helped Andrea Winckers Tyreman to reach beyond status quo.

As a leader in the tourism sector, Deanne Steven creates effective solutions for her home community of Rossland, B.C.

Following fellow Kootenay districts RDCK and RDEK, the RDKB celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2016.

Businesses in downtown Rossland can now reap the benefits of high-speed Internet with up to 100 mbps symmetrical service.

Imagine Kootenay (IK) focuses on highlighting the region as a great place to work, and excellent area to invest and an amazing place to live.

Here's a list of Kootenay Golf Course opening dates we have been able to track down.

Kootenay Business sought out the top 40 young business leaders in the Kootenay/Boundary/ Revelstoke areas to honour this group of under-40-year-old rising stars

More opportunity and the slower pace of life brought one of Rossland’s top property managers to the area.

From his home in Rossland B.C., Thoughtexchange CEO Dave Macleod has helped grow his business into a company that touches lives all across Canada and the US

For these business people, there is no shortage of reasons to love living in this beautiful mountain region

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.

Curiosity Clothing and Gifts is a fashion-forward clothing and giftware store in Rossland, B.C.

The Legacy Training Centre at RED Mountain Resort was recently recognised as BC Alpine’s ‘Resort of the Year’.

The company sees an enormous opportunity to help groups of all sizes and is excited to bring new products to the market.

Tiny Rossland, B.C., is making a big impression in the worlds of tourism, environmental restoration and business.

A year after winning the 2014 Junior Dragons’ Den competition, two Trail, B.C., high school grads are still growing their business.

Seven local Kootenay communities will see funding from the Resort Municipality Initiative.

The rugged Dewdney Trail once carried miners and supplies, from coastal B.C. to the Rocky Mountains, during the height of the Kootenay Gold Rush in the 1860's.

Statistics prove conclusively that the popular Rossland-to-Red free shuttle makes good economic and environmental sense.

Revival Boutique in Rossland is a resale shop and an innovative recycler

Red Arrow Station in Rossland will offer types of camping accommodation not seen elsewhere in the Kootenay Region.

Rossland’s terrain attracts visitors all year round, and Tourism Rossland is promoting more activities, comforts and conveniences.

7 Summits Milk Stout wins gold at the 2015 Canadian Brewing Awards.

Four of the West Kootenay’s shining stars in business were honoured by Kootenay Business magazine and their peers.

Significant changes to the leadership team announced

AZcreative's Andrew Zwicker is an entrepreneur who loves nothing more than getting the word out about other creative types in the Kootenays

Creston Golf Club is now open for play as of March 7th; the earliest opening of any course in the Kootenays.

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

For Lori Craig, the owner of Better Life Fitness in Rossland, work is about a passion for fitness and helping clients succeed.

WSP now has four branch offices in the Kootenays

The seven Kootenays ski resorts rival just about any region in North America.