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Tourism Kootenay Rockies lodge ranked as one of Canada’s best

The Kootenay Rockies resort Emerald Lake Lodge at Field, B.C., was recently ranked as the second most popular lodge in Canada, according to US-based Conde Naste Traveler Magazine.

Tourism Free Kootenay visitor’s app now available

This is the ultimate tool for flexible travel in the Kootenay Rockies. Download it for free today!

Tourism Invite your Fort McMurray contacts to attend “Kootenay Day”

Kootenay Business magazine is hosting Kootenay Day in Fort McMurray at the Quality Hotel and Conference Centre Wednesday, November 30.

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Sparwood, Tourism Sparwood invites you

A visit to Sparwood in winter is a peaceful experience—with a healthy dose of adventure thrown in.

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Trail, Tourism Recreation to suit you

Trail is known for its distinction as a top sporting locale, offering everything from a renowned hockey legacy to a range of outdoor hiking and skiing areas.

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Kimberley, Tourism Alpine ambience

With its high altitude, resort culture and alpine theme, Kimberley attracts visitors galore during the winter.

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Cranbrook, Tourism Snow and ice? Bring it on

For everything from shopping to outdoor adventures, come to Cranbrook for your next winter vacation.

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Cranbrook, Creston, Developments, Tourism Improving efficiency—in more than one respect

Extensive upgrades in progress at the Kingsgate border crossing have been designed to achieve LEED Silver status, said Scott Lachowski with Bird Construction.

by Colin Payne
Golden, Tourism Kicking Horse Mountain Resort is opening early

With a recent snow storm cycle covering the region, the Champagne Powder Capital of Canada is excited to announce an early opening.

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Christina Lake, Developments, Tourism The evolution of a village

Christina Lake Village, owned by Scott and Paula Harned, is a harmonious blend of residents, visitors and services that cater to both.

by Richard Finnigan
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Cranbrook, Tourism A totally different perspective

The hike up Fisher Peak is breathtaking on any day, but Jon Pedersen said his moonlit ascent in September was extra special.

by DaleAnn Shellborn
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Cranbrook, Kimberley, Real Estate, Tourism Getting from here to there

Integra Air is making it easy to commute from the Kootenays to northern Alberta.

by Gerald Vander Pyl
Kimberley, Real Estate, Tourism Bringing the Kootenays to Fort McMurray

Kootenay Business magazine is hosting Kootenay Day in Fort McMurray at the Quality Hotel and Conference Centre Wednesday, November 30th from 2 to 4 p.m. (mix and mingle) and then again from 7 to 9 p.m. (presentations and displays).

Rossland, Trail, Technology, Tourism Lower Columbia Initiatives Corporation launches new website

The Lower Columbia Initiatives Corporation is proud to announce the launch of the their new website and eNewsletter.

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Fernie, Developments, Tourism So you wanna go higher?

The construction of the new Polar Peak Lift—which opens up new terrain at Fernie Alpine Resort—celebrates 50 years of skiing at the resort.

by Lisa Crane
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Christina Lake, Agriculture, Tourism Business at Creekside Blueberries grows ever sweeter

Linda and Bob Southwick have a growing u-pick business with Creekside Blueberries in Christina Lake, B.C.

by Richard Finnigan
Developments, Tourism Construction on Kokanee Springs Villas underway and progressing nicely

It’s been a busy summer at Kokanee Springs Resort at Crawford Bay with the construction of a number of luxurious cottages flanking the golf course. The building has continued throughout the fall with the ongoing construction of 12 villas on the first tee ridge.

Tourism Ainsworth Hot Springs owners Norm and Joyce Mackie receive prestigious award

Ken Fisher, a director of Kootenay Rockies Tourism, presented Norm and Joyce Mackie with the Gordon Wilder Memorial Award for their unflagging support and promotion of tourism in the Kootenay Rockies region.

Kimberley, Tourism New director of sales and marketing at Mountain Spirit Resort in Kimberley

Past president of the Kimberley Chamber of Commerce, Schaun Goodeve, is the new director of sales and marketing at Kimberley's Mountain Spirit Resort.

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Kimberley, Developments, Tourism Kimberley Alpine Resort upgrades popular Easter run chair lift

Kimberley Alpine Resort has completed the second phase of enhancements to the popular Easter Chair.

Kimberley, Tourism Heavy medals: Kimberley’s Story & Co. garners national and international recognition

Story & Co. is a communications firm located near the Rocky Mountains in Kimberley, B.C., which garnered four bests at the Economic Development Association of Canada‘s Marketing Awards.

Cranbrook, Tourism Allyson Blake new marketing director at St. Eugene Golf Resort

Here is an announcement message from Allyson Blake as she moves on to her new position at St. Eugene.

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Cranbrook, Education, Financial, Retail, Tourism The Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce leads the way provincially

Many, many good things are happening at the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce.

by Dan Williams
Cranbrook, Tourism Welcome to the new Turret room at the Almo

Turret room at the Almo Court undergoes a total renovation.

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Fernie, Tourism Disney chooses Fernie to shoot new movie

Disney’s latest movie is shooting this fall in Fernie and stars adorable puppies playing the lead role in a family Christmas movie called “Santa Pups.” As the puppies' human co-star, the movie features Cheryl Ladd, one of the original Charlie’s Angels.

Tourism Register for the Tourism Industry Conference

Registration is now open for the Kootenay Rockies Annual General Meeting and Conference, Thursday, November 3, 2011 at the brand new Kimberley Conference Centre in Kimberley.

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Fernie, Developments, Tourism New for 2011/12 - Polar Peak Lift

"Ski the Peak" this winter at Fernie Alpine Resort on the new Polar Peak Lift!

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Revelstoke, Tourism A friendly new face

The Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce has a new marketing co-ordinator: Meghan Tabor. Kootenay Business writer Glynis Fediuk asked her a few questions.

by Glynis Fediuk
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Revelstoke, Tourism When the home away from home is home

The Minto Manor Bed & Breakfast is owned and operated by Edna-Mae and David Johnson. Though originally from Calgary and after spending much of their lives in Montreal, they chose Revelstoke because of family history and the chance for community involvement.

by Glynis Fediuk
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Kaslo, Developments, Environment, Tourism This resort is recognized for its winning designs

Wing Creek Resort is an upscale eco-friendly resort property on beautiful Kootenay Lake.

by Lisa Crane
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Tourism Regional tourism project wins award

The Top 10 Scenic Drives in the Northern Rockies tourism marketing project received a 2011 Scenic Byway Award in the marketing category on August 24 at the National Scenic Byways Conference in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Accepting the award was Anna Holden, the project co-ordinator from White Bird, Idaho.

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Nelson, Tourism Every day is an adventure

We sat down with Chris Ryman of Endless Adventure in B.C.'s West Kootenay to learn more about his life—both on and off the water.

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Golden, Tourism New Calgary airport connection for Golden’s Kicking Horse Resort by Brewster

Kicking Mountain Resort is pleased to be offering a new transportation option with Canada's premier travel company, Brewster Travel Canada.

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Nelson, Developments, Tourism Bigger, better, bolder Baldface

Baldface Lodge is building a $2.5-million expansion, which will be a two-storey, 9,000-square-foot dorm-style building and will be completely off the grid.

by Dan Williams
Revelstoke, Developments, Tourism Revelstoke budgets $675K to improve tourism instructure

Revelstoke City Council has approved an allocation for 10 tourism infrastructure projects worth a total of $675,503.

Fernie, Mining, Tourism Fernie miners walk

The historic Miners Walk construction is underway, just in front of Fernie's City Hall.

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Kimberley, Tourism Cuckoo for a quarter

There has been confusion in Kimberley–over who owns and maintains the yodelling, beer-drinking Happy Hans, residing in North America's largest free-standing cuckoo clock.

by Dan Williams
Fernie, Developments, Mining, Tourism Light at the end of the tunnel

After seven years in the making, Fernie’s Miners Walk is now under construction and is expected to be unveiled to the public in November of 2011.

by Dan Williams
Nelson, Tourism Let there be white

Whitewater Ski Resort has found a balance between progress and maintaining its ties to Nelson.

by Glynis Fediuk
Elkford, Tourism District of Elkford social media launch

The District of Elkford mayor, council and staff are very excited to announce the district’s entrance into the realm of social media.

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Creston, Agriculture, Tourism Fruitful endeavours

Now, not only can you purchase delicious cherries at Cherrybrook Farms, you can also find a selection of other locally produced goods.

by Brianna Poulsen
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Nelson, Tourism New Grand Hotel celebrates 10 years

Nelson’s New Grand Hotel celebrated its 10th anniversary in late May with a hugeweekend anniversary party.

by Colin Payne
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Nelson, Tourism Best Western Plus more

Nelson’s Best Western Baker Street Inn underwent a major $750,000 renovation over the winter.

by Colin Payne
Kimberley, Tourism Kimberley touted as one of Canada’s “next-generation havens”

Is Kimberley Canada's new retirement haven?

Sparwood, Tourism East Kootenay Community Credit Union (EKC) preps for Sparwood branch opening

Local involvement heats up as news of EKC’s upcoming branch in Sparwood spreads.

Kimberley, Tourism New owner at Trickle Creek Gallery in Kimberley

The popular gift shop and gallery, Trickle Creek Gallery, located on Kimberley’s Wallinger Avenue is under new ownership.

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Sparwood, Tourism Savour the Sparwood lifestyle

Come to Sparwood for outdoor delights and historical intrigue.

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Tourism Bask on the beach

Christina Lake welcomes you to its shores.

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