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Jewel Creek Organic Farm has started a Kickstarter campaign to fund the filming of a video series that will teach a number of natural-building skills.

When she fell in love with stand up paddleboarding, Kathy Verigin decided to meld in her passion for design and create an online guide for the sport.

City of Trail is offering free fibre connection to downtown Trail businesses.

High school students from around the region learned about the GIS program on its Castlegar campus last month.

The Nelson Tech Club hosts the 2nd annual RoboGames 2013 this Saturday, December 14 at Selkirk College.

A downtown Wi-Fi initiative through the local Rotary club has brought free Internet to visitors and residents of Grand Forks.

Visit CBT’s Thoughtstream website to see results from the online engagement pilot project.

The Kootenay Rockies Innovation Council (KRIC) is partnering with the B.C. Innovation Council to offer the B.C. Venture Acceleration Program.

Ian Selbie will be presenting an informative sales seminar, called the 7 Deadly Sins in Selling.

Scott Newland at Phoenix Computers and Technology is continuing the trend of the extremely popular Help Someone Get Connected program for 2013.

A new 4 in 1 family protection program called Automotive Safetivity coming.

Scott Newland, owner of Phoenix Computers, has made some changes and would like you to come by and see what’s new!

Sheelagh England to promote science, technology and innovation-focused economic development in the East Kootenays.

Fulcrum Management Solutions Ltd., makers of Thoughtstream announces the successful closing of its third investment round of two million dollars.

Great turnout at the New Ways to Use Digital Technologies in the Field conference, held recently at Selkirk’s Castlegar campus.

Three Cranbrook students, enrolled in engineering courses at College of the Rockies, won medals at the Skills BC Competition in Abbotsford on April 17.

As of June 1, new phone numbers in B.C. may receive the area code 236.

Selkirk College has announced that its application for funding to support the Adoption of Digital Technology has been approved.

Kootenay Tonewood near Trail, B.C., is turning its green sawdust into fuel, which is in turn used to provide energy for the shop's operations.

Technology’s devices have always piqued Jeremie Lewis’s interest, and fixing technical problems makes him happy.

Isosceles Business Systems is the thriving result of the focused dream of Ryan Doehle of Fernie, B.C.

Scope creep is the expansion of project requirements, as the project is being completed.

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

Story & Co. helped Tourism Golden produce a website that strengthens the story of Golden.

Kicking Horse Country Chamber of Commerce has an up-to-date website designed to be the go-to place for business information.

Uber Weather, developed by Kimberley’s James Swansburg, is a finalist in the 2012 Google Places API Developer Challenge Contest.

Landmax Inc.'s computer software solutions are putting the Kootenays on the map—literally.

The Source has multiple locations throughout Canada, and has opened a brand new shop in Creston.

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

East Kootenay News Online Weekly (e-KNOW) has a savvy online presence and utilizes Facebook and Twitter to reach out to its readers.

Ridgeline Fasteners has its administrative office in Creston, B.C., and its distribution centre in Calgary, Alberta.

Co-owners Dennis Staples and Thomas Leggott use their tech knowledge and skills to serve customers.

Kootenay Business magazine reader, Mike LeClerc of Cranbrook is the winner of the Samsung Galaxy Tab compliments of Staples and Kootenay Business magazine.

Trekkerz Photo Works & Visual Arts Inc. is a new business in Cranbrook owned by Dale and Karen Fletcher.

The West Kootenay-Boundary region is full of innovative entrepreneurs, businesses and organizations.

Cartolina, owned by Nelson resident Fiona Ricards, is an inspiring greeting card and paper products company that has developed creative designer iPhone apps.

Introducing the Kootenay DigiTech Awards! Win a Samsung tablet compliments of Staples.

The Canadian Rockies International Airport is recognized for its environmental, marketing and community outreach efforts.

August 2012 will be a month to remember in Field – the month someone turned the cellphones on.

Spearhead is a value-added company based in Nelson, B.C., that specializes in the design, project management and fabrication of timber and steel. The business has developed with growing success and extended its reach into international markets.

Anders Malpass, the founding president of Drop Designs in Nelson, B.C., was an entrepreneur at 12. Today, his company creates products that are purchased worldwide for resource-sector applications.

Mike Miltimore of Lee's Music in Kamloops, B.C., won second prize in BDC's Canada-wide Young Entrepreneur of 2012 contest. The prize is a $25,000 customized Internet strategy to market his innovative Riversong Guitars.

Business Development Bank of Canada organizes and promotes Small Business Week across Canada to support entrepreneurship. This year it takes place October 14 to 20, 2012.

Owned and operated by Darcy Bushko, SolComm Technologies Inc. is one of Cranbrook’s newest businesses.

Neighbours Computers is a successful partnership between Dave Bachmier and Joe Sheremeto of Grand Forks, B.C. Friendship, respect, trust and self-knowledge are the cornerstones of their business.

Don't miss KAST's Spirit of Innovation Awards, with the awards gala taking place October 25th and the conference—EXCELerate 2012 - The Kootenay Business and Innovation Conference—on the following day, October 26th.

Nelson's Pacific Insight Electronics makes B.C.'s Top 100 Tech Companies List

When it comes to saving energy, Rod Schmuland is serious about the task.

Koocanusa Publications sponsors i-Tech to showcase innovation and technology in the Kootenays.

When Jordan Fiorentino—shop foreman at North Star GM—drove the new Chevy Volt up to the Prestige Inn, the silence was deafening.