Children can climb, swim, bowl and mini-golf their way to adventure in Cranbrook, B.C.
by Kyle BornAll Tourism articles
The Kootenays are an emerging wine region in B.C. Here’s a list of the 8 Kootenay wineries—and 2 meaderies
by Virginia RaschUniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettUniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships
by Julie MatchettLocal farmers markets help to increase food security and create sustainable communities—check out our list of markets across the Kootenays.
by Julie MatchettWild Wonders Insectarium in Invermere named New Business of the Year and won People’s Choice award at Columbia Valley Chamber awards
by Kyle BornPlay your way through this list of popular golf courses in the West Kootenay region.
by Danielle CameronThe East Kootenay region is home to some of B.C.’s most sublime courses.
by Danielle CameronCheck out this list of ski destinations in the Kootenays and Canadian Rockies region
by Julie MatchettTaylor Jenkins, Elk Valley economic recovery advisor, outlines what Elk Valley businesses can do to address their big three problems
by Kyle BornTina Knooihuizen, President of the Nakusp Chamber of Commerce, loves the range of community programs already in place and is excited about potential growth
by Kyle BornTammy Verigin-Burk, executive director of the Castlegar Chamber, highlights opportunities for entrepreneurs within Castlegar’s new Confluence building
by Kyle BornPatrick Tolchard tells Kootenay Business all about managing multiple companies and why he loves the outdoor adventure industry.
by Kristen MitchellTwelve custom hand-painted awards were handed out at this year’s Business Excellence ceremony
by Julie MatchettKimberley’s businesses and remarkable individuals help the community to become B.C.’s best small town.
by Julie MatchettThe renovated and renamed Larix Hotel pays homage to the golden larch trees in Kimberley’s autumn tableau.
by Virginia RaschGiving back to her community is important for Karli Melnychuk, owner of Kootenay Livin’ Apparel
by Julie MatchettLynn Muller, co-owner of Canyon Raft Company in Fernie, B.C. outlines how to run a successful business for over a quarter century
by Kyle BornHistory buffs are drawn to these popular heritage sites in the West Kootenay
by Julie MatchettHistory buffs are drawn to these popular heritage sites in the East Kootenay
by Julie MatchettThe owner of Shred Sisters came all the way across Canada to teach mountain biking to like-minded women.
by Danielle CameronBear Spring Eco Retreat offers urbanites an escape from big-city living and a chance to decompress close to nature.
by Julie MatchettSheldon Kelly, snowmobiling filmmaker in the Kootenays, highlights what makes Sledfarm Rising such an epic movie worth watching
by Kyle BornThe owners of Burton City Cider produce Kootenay-made cider, honey and other quality products using environmentally conscious methods
by Danielle CameronItching to hit the slopes? Check out this list of ski destinations in the Kootenays and Canadian Rockies region
by Julie MatchettBeverly MacNaughton, executive director of the Sparwood Chamber of Commerce, is excited about mines and local businesses being busier than ever
by Kyle BornRadius Retreat welcomes visitors from all over the world to experience, learn about and explore the backcountry near Radium Hot Springs, B.C.
by Karrigan FolvikTom Thomson, executive director of the Nelson Chamber, has been proactive in advocating for business support, including a Keep Us Open for Business campaign
by Kyle BornDavid Ketel, president of the WKRDAS near Castlegar, B.C., delves into the exhaustive and fulfilling work required to operate a family-friendly ORV destination
by Kyle BornStacey Brensrud, executive director of the Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce, highlights why Revelstokians have reason to be stoked for their city
by Kyle BornShawna Bryant, executive director of the Elkford Chamber of Commerce, highlights accomplishments of the past year and issues to address in the future
by Kyle BornDaniel Holden, general manager of the Kimberley Chamber, has implemented a variety of necessary changes to bolster Kimberley’s presence
by Kyle BornDerrek Kittson, President of the Castlegar Chamber of Commerce, is excited about a new Chamber building and upgraded infrastructure on Columbia Avenue
by Kyle BornFind uniquely home-grown Kootenay clothing, wearables and gear from these 12 local businesses
by Julie MatchettEric Ridington, owner of Kokanee Soaring Adventures in Nelson, B.C., offers glider tours over Kootenay Lake and Kokanee Glacier
by Kyle BornKarma Halleran, president of the Kaslo Chamber of Commerce, highlights new programs being implemented, including Kaslo ArtScape and a Kaslo Anthem contest
by Kyle BornLocated just east of Salmo, B.C., the Salmo River Ranch Campground is opening soon
by Karrigan FolvikMichele Dupas is the imaginative owner of Dupas Designs and Gallery 229, located in the old Procter, B.C., schoolhouse
by Julie MatchettEmma Beaton, manager of the Slocan Valley Chamber of Commerce, has seen an uptick in people and businesses moving there since the pandemic
by Virginia RaschPete Bourke, executive director of the Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce, has seen businesses in the region adapt as needed this past year
by Kyle Born14 Kimberley businesses and individuals garnered praise for their excellence this year
by Julie MatchettIt was an evening of online celebration and virtual toasts to the winners of the 2020 Trail Business Excellence Awards.
by Julie MatchettTammy Verigin-Burk, Castlegar Chamber executive director, highlights some accomplishments of 2020 and challenges moving into 2021
by Kyle BornPrestige Hotels and Resorts are business leaders with 7 “green” certifications from Sustainable Tourism 2030
by Virginia RaschA certification from Sustainable Tourism 2030 is good for people, the planet and profits
by Virginia RaschBrad Parsell, executive director at the Fernie Chamber, is enticing out-of-town workers with a diversity of careers and lifestyle opportunities available
by Kyle BornBrittney Dickson, owner of Stay Wild Backcountry Skills in Golden, B.C., is bringing avalanche safety training online
by Kyle BornGreg Chatelain, co-owner of Kootenay Park Lodge in Vermilion Crossing, B.C., has kept his business alive and well through forest fires and COVID-19
by Kyle BornErika Krest, executive director for the Trail and District Chamber of Commerce, is promoting #thinklocalfirst Bingo to encourage local shopping
by Kyle BornJessica Kazemi, the new manager of the Cranbrook Farmer’s Market, is excited to lead the market into the future
by Kyle Born