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Kristin Parsons, executive director of the Cranbrook Chamber of Commerce, talks about the chamber’s ABCs and building bridges.

Trail Hammer and Bolt is a new business in Trail, B.C.

The newly opened Ragtime Quilts in Cranbrook offers workshops and classes

Angela’s Organic Pasta in Invermere blends authentic methods with good-for-you ingredients. Its products are soon to be on Sobeys' shelves.

The 2019 Pantone Color of the Year has been announced. Here’s how you can make the most of it in your interior and online design.

Successful in their busy day-jobs, these are people who find time and energy to enrich their community.

Evidence confirms that the Export Navigator pilot project is uniquely answering ongoing needs of expansion-ready businesses.

Kyla Gent and Milena Huebener, owners of Glow Decor Rentals in Invermere, B.C., rent vintage and modern lounge furniture for idyllic weddings and events

Melinda and Todd Kopet create healthy foods from scratch out of The Purist Pantry in Rossland, B.C.

The Trail & District Chamber of Commerce has new staff and a renewed commitment to its members and the community.

Black Dog Cycle and Ski is contributing to the small-business climate thriving in Kimberley’s Platzl

As the first executive director of Cranbrook Tourism, Kristy Jahn-Smith aims to put Cranbrook on the map as a tourism destination.

With perfect timing for the holidays, Zoe and Sheldon Ferguson opened the Treehouse Toy Co. in Kimberley, B.C., in November

Grow Tea & Elixir Corner won the Kimberley chamber’s Environmental Stewardship Excellence Award in 2018

Cranbrook Yarn and Gifts remains Cranbrook's one and only local yarn outlet serving knitters and fibre-lovers throughout the district

There have been some recent additions and changes to the scene on Kimberley's Platzl

Here are a few members of Kimberley’s business community whose attitudes and practices inspire and influence others.

A new venture called "Pan In A Can Paydirt" has been launched by Stephen Lathem of Fort Steele, the owner of the Nip and Tuck Gold Mine

These are some of the community-loving business people who are making a difference in Revelstoke, B.C.

Following the retirement of Trent Taylor, founder of Taylor Adams, the accounting firm has been rebranded as Apex Accounting

Festive market celebration brings together more than 70 local producers and artisans

Robin Gallant created Patina’d to bring renewed and restored items to Nelson homes, offices and more.

Brittney Dickson, owner, lead instructor and coach for sled and touring camps at Stay Wild Backcountry Skills in Golden, B.C., teaches courses for women

Lorri and Chris McCready combined their marketing and culinary skills to create an award-winning pizzeria.

Spirit Rock Climbing Center took home the 2018 Kimberley chamber award for Youth Friendly Business, and it’s easy to see why.

Officials such as Chief Joe Pierre and ʔaq'am Community Enterprises CEO Christopher McCurry were on hand for the occasion.

Revelstoke’s beautiful little Eagle Pass Lodge has received the Thompson Okanagan Kootenay Commercial Building Hospitality Award.

Ashlée Martin uses her passion of photography to tell stories and showcase East Kootenay personalities.

Zabrina Nelson, owner of Revival Boutique, has moved her clothing store from Rossland to Castlegar

The 2018 Kootenay Manufacturing Awards are given to outstanding companies of various sizes in our region

Ryan Martin, owner of Marzano, a Neapolitan-style pizzeria inside Best Western Baker Street Inn, has brought Italian authenticity to the West Kootenay

Sharyl Paull helps people to listen to their bodies through healing touch, asking the right questions and creating a space of trust and support.

The Hub will be the centre for tourism and economic development and is expected to draw 20,000+ people annually for hub occupants.

Dennis Charles’s new business in Creston combines his passion for photography with helping other local businesses craft their brand’s image.

Darrin Brown, owner of Mobile Recovery Milling in Cranbrook, B.C., repurposes unused trees into useful lumber products

A bad business deal and a bucket of molasses were the inspiration for a spirited new business in Revelstoke, B.C.

While they await the arrival of their new executive director, Cranbrook’s chamber board and staff are busy serving the membership.

Under the banner, “Kimberley is a good place to be…Doing Business” ten awards were handed out to a variety of businesses.

Newly opened fullfill in Kimberley, B.C., is a green alternative to traditional stores

The Small Business Training Centre, a service unique to CFCK, was recognized as a program that could benefit other Community Futures offices across the province

Larch Landscape Architecture + Authentic Mountain Design specializes in landscape architecture, environmental planning and design in Golden, B.C.

Owner Chris van der Linden hopes to open the Old School Eatery in late November.

The Kimberley chamber lends its support to business in areas including technology, hospitality, child care advocacy and taxation.

A variety of businesses and services have taken up residence in a beautifully converted heritage schoolhouse in Revelstoke.

Revelstoke’s Mountain CoLab has been so successful that it’s outgrowing the administrative capacity of the volunteer board.

An exciting new home decor store is set to open in downtown Cranbrook

Wood products and family ties are the legacy of ATCO Wood Products in Fruitvale, B.C.

Congratulations to the winners and nominees of the recent 2018 Business Excellence awards

Soulfood, a farm-to-table whole foods restaurant in downtown Cranbrook, is moving to become a co-operative.

Trust seeking motivated companies for customized support and mentorship program