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There’s nothing like an economic downturn to show you who your friends are.

Backroads Brewing Company is a start-up brewery located in the heart of Baker Street, in downtown Nelson.

"Give people something exciting to do and new to experience," says Nico Leenders, marketing manager at the Revelstoke Mountain Resort (RMR) in Revelstoke.

Stag Leap Running Co. launched as an online trail running resource in April 2016, aiming to build a trail running community in the mountain town of Fernie, B.C.

The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well says Kevin Wilson, Kimberley’s economic development officer.

Both the Hume Hotel and the Best Western Baker Street Inn are getting facelifts.

The revamped hotel features a high-end restaurant/lounge, craft beer facility, a nighclub and the new front-of-house bistro, The Farm Fresh Cafe.

Kimberley’s SunMine is giving an unexpected boost to the city’s tourism industry.

Heiko Socher passed away but will be remembered as the dynamo who built Fernie's famous ski resort

The funding aims to improve and develop trails to join communities, recreation assets, neighbourhoods and larger trail networks for the enjoyment of the valley.

Communities in the Columbia Basin Trust catchment area (Kootenay/Columbia) were major beneficiaries.

Tourism Kimberley is busy spreading the word about the small city’s charm, character and extensive, high-quality amenities.

Cranbrook Arches East—will they ever become a reality?

Four different groups have applied and received approval to build more hotel rooms in the city located along busy Highway #1.

The Pipe Mountain Coaster, mountain biking and membership in the Mountain Collective are hot attractions for visitors to Revelstoke.

Contemporary quality designs characterize Fernie Vacation Properties.

Visitor centre volunteers are happy to answer questions about Kootenay attractions and upcoming events.

“I am very pleased that Rogers Hometown Hockey has chosen Cranbrook to host this great event and live NHL broadcast,” says Lee Pratt, Mayor of Cranbrook.

This autumn, Selkirk College welcomes David MacGillivray to its faculty as a new full-time instructor for the Resort & Hotel Management (RHOT) Program.

Revelstoke council voted 5 to 2 in favour of the project, in a revised development format.

The ʔaq̓am Community’s St. Eugene Church approaches its 120th birthday with restored strength and beauty.

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.

A diverse business base and careful long-term planning are key to the economic stability of Golden, B.C.

The craft beer and wine industry in the Kootenays is generating substantial revenue.

A desire to travel, meet people and discover new experiences drew Kiraya Spencer to the dynamic hospitality industry.

The entrepreneurial spirit is alive and well in Kimberley, B.C. with the addition of an all-season B & B.

The International Selkirk Loop is a 450 km scenic drive encircling the Selkirk Mountains in northeast Washington, northern Idaho and southeast British Columbia

Through the efforts of Tourism Golden, the town is taking its place among the international stars of adventure tourism.

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.

To help raise awareness and funds Endless Adventure is hosting an online photo contest and an endless fundraising campaign.

Trail, B.C., is acquiring necessary infrastructure replacement along with recreational, cultural and travel amenities and a beautified skyline.

Rob Schepers, outgoing president of the Creston Valley Chamber of Commerce, offers a few words on the bright future of the community.

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

Ainsworth-based Mountain Trek is North America’s only mountain hiking­ based fitness retreat.

Silver Water Spa is a luxurious, nurturing new feature of the St. Eugene Golf Resort.

With the addition of Over Time Beer Works in Kimberley, there are now 118 craft breweries in B.C.

The choice of accommodation through Airbnb in the Kootenays is vast, as proven by this Top 20 list of available rentals.

Pacific Coastal Airlines will be scheduling 32 flights into the city this winter, from January until March 2017.

New and exciting business ventures are changing the face of this increasingly hip mountain town.

The Trail Chamber of Commerce is taking greeting visitors and residents to a whole new level with their new portable 'Go Tent'.

From beginner and family-friendly courses to those worthy of the most experienced golfer, these Kootenay fairways are worth a visit.

The IK partnership was recognized for their website and program branding work at the BC Economic Development Association Summit in Vancouver.

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

The conference offered an ideal venue for discussing current and future economic opportunities and initiatives throughout the Elk Valley.

Surviving five decades and more, these Nelson businesses are a tribute to determination, adaptability and loyalty.

What economic impact does the Kootenay Ice have on Cranbrook?

A bright new future is planned for the former Kootenay Hotel in Creston, B.C.

Delicious, healthy, homemade food is the standard at Toast Restaurant in Nelson, B.C.