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The founders of the 100-year-old Cranbrook Golf Club and the dedicated volunteers who worked with them created an enduring recreational oasis.

Significant changes to the leadership team announced

Many community services are available at or through the Radium Hot Springs Visitor Information Centre.

The weak Canadian dollar makes Canada a destination of choice for both local and foreign vacationers.

The Waneta Expansion Project near Trail signals the end of an era for regional project manager Wally Penner.

Powder Matt talks about how Fernie attracts tourists

The Duecks were finally able to bring their two businesses together.

The new Rural Advisory Council allows B.C.’s small communities to influence the development of policies relevant to them.

COTR Adventure Tourism Business Operations graduate Greg Snell continues his adventures with an online documentary travel series.

Ownership of Ainsworth Hot Springs Resort is set to change hands in April.

Welcome to the 19th annual Wings Over the Rockies Festival.

James Wilson is the face of the Boundary Country Chamber of Commerce, and he deeply appreciates the volunteers who help him.

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

Justin Boehm and Nicole Matei have carved out a niche for themselves by providing authentic snowmobiling experiences in Fernie, B.C.

Increase attributed to the two air service carriers, Air Canada and Pacific Coastal Airlines.

In the 1960s, Fernie was a little-known mountain village with its roots in mining. Now, it’s a world-class outdoor adventure destination.

A remote location with excellent amenities and services makes Elkford, B.C., an appealing town in which to live, work and do business.

Sparwood is proud of its roots in the mining industry and of the amenities and quality of life it provides for its hard-working population.

Fernie, Sparwood and Elkford have adopted a collaborative rather than competitive approach to marketing their communities.

Former the Canadian Museum of Rail Travel now re-branded as Cranbrook History Centre.

CEO Max Dressler's last day at St. Eugene will be March 19th.

Rocky Mountaineer and CANARAIL announced agreement to revitalize the luxury tourist rail company's GoldLeaf fleet.

The new Hot Saw India Ale is available through both Government and Private Stores in BC and throughout Alberta.

RVwest gathered RVers at Fairmont Hot Springs for its annual fundraising (and fun!) RV Rally.

The Discovery Quad is a major part of a move to deliver enhanced experiences to new skiers and snowboarders in a safe area all their own.

A substantial upgrade to the navigation equipment at the Fairmont Hot Springs airport allows pilots to land even when the cloud cover is as low as 345 feet.

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

The survey asked thousands of travelers a variety of questions that provide valuable information to the member communities and businesses of the Loop.

The heritage Alco CPR train engine was completed earlier this fall.

RED Mountain Resort has partnered with Inntopia for online lift ticket sales.

The Great West Emporium in Kimberley, B.C., is offering visitors an enhanced version of the old-time photo booth.

See the video of the revitalized brand release.

This change would allow hourly ferry service across the shorter and more direct route from Kootenay Bay to Queen's Bay.

North America’s top 10 mountain towns that provide equally great skiing and great year-round living.

Daniel Kellie is the new owner of Glacier House Resort and a relatively new face in Revelstoke.

Musher Eric Marsden of Revelstoke Dogsled Adventures is passionate about his sport, his animals and about showing guests an experience in the Kootenays.

Marsha Walden spoke at the recent Kootenay Rockies Tourism Industry Conference held at Invermere’s Copperpoint Resort.

The award recognized a business or organization that developed and implemented the year’s most innovative tourism marketing campaign or initiative.

The winner of the best community marketing initiative was awarded to the City of Cranbrook, Canadian Rockies International Airport and Pacific Coastal Airlines.

Canada’s national public avalanche safety organization, based in Revelstoke, B.C., has announced a new name and logo.

The Kootenay branch of the Old English Car Club of BC, is putting on a special show of English Cars in the beautiful town of Kaslo.

The Canadian Museum of Rail Travel will celebrate its rebranding November 2014.

Deadline for Submissions is Friday, September 12, 2014.

The community of Castlegar, B.C., has a new recreation area through the completion of the Natural Outdoor Swimming Ponds project in Millennium Park.

As of Saturday August 30, 2014, the new clubhouse at the Greywolf Golf Course at Panorama is open.

The sociable, welcoming environment at Kicking Horse River Lodge is as great an attraction as the adventure-ready terrain surrounding it.

Millions of dollars are being invested to improve the amenities available at Panorama Mountain Village resort in southeastern B.C.

Tom Lymbery is celebrating the success of his recently published book, Tom's Gray Creek—A Kootenay Lake Memoir.

Little Burro Western Art Gallery has opened its doors, to the delight of Christina Lake residents.

The Nikkei Memorial Internment Centre in New Denver is seeing its twentieth anniversary this year.