All Trail articles

Thirteen communities across the Kootenays have now made a commitment to 100 per cent clean energy by 2050.

A family's passion transforms a rugged piece of property into a bustling winery

Uniting in a shared experience like a festival helps to forge community connections, fun and new friendships

If you’re a devoted bookworm, you’ll love the varied selection of new and used bookstores across the Kootenay region

Mark McLoughlin, all-star CFL kicker, is the new President and CEO of Kootenay Savings Credit Union in Trail, B.C.

Twelve custom hand-painted awards were handed out at this year’s Business Excellence ceremony

For Thomas and Ash Hodgson, a lifetime of chronic entrepreneurship has led them to becoming the Kootenays’ newest distillers.

Jacomien van Tonder takes Trail, B.C., to the world stage as the only presenter from a rural community in North America at ​​World Circular Economy Forum

The owner of Kootenay Made Co. in Trail shines her light on local artists and artisans, promoting their products in her brick-and-mortar shop.

From much-needed affordable housing to new commercial builds and upgrades, West Kootenay cities are seeing record growth.

The owners of Barks and Recreation pooled their talents to forge a comprehensive pet service and supply company.

Based in Nelson, B.C., Melinda Nealis and Kayla Carley are the mother-and-daughter duo behind Replenish—The Kootenay Refill Store

These sisters from Trail, B.C., decided to give back to their community through their Kootenay-inspired clothing company.

A new Dairy Queen Grill and Chill restaurant will occupy the old Union Hotel property in Trail, B.C.

Axios Growth Consultants provides growth and optimization guidance and solutions to help businesses scale for success

Katie Yuris of All Pro Realty in Trail, B.C., won Business Person of the Year from the Trail and District Chamber of Commerce

It was an evening of online celebration and virtual toasts to the winners of the 2020 Trail Business Excellence Awards.

Mandi Lunan, food business coach, is bringing her expertise to the Kootenays in Warfield, B.C.

We’ve compiled a list of retail, takeout, delivery and professional service businesses that you can support in Trail

Joel Godbee of Paradise Painters in Nelson summarizes the latest trends in the paint industry

Erika Krest, executive director for the Trail and District Chamber of Commerce, is promoting #thinklocalfirst Bingo to encourage local shopping

Mary Austin, CEO of Austin Innovation, is organizing COVID-19-specific personal protective equipment in Trail, B.C.

The WorkBC Centre in Trail opened at an opportune time—rising unemployment in the COVID-19 epoch

The 3D metal printer is big news in the Kootenays as having access to a machine of this kind will be felt throughout every local industry and sector

The Trail and District Chamber of Commerce handed out 11 awards at its annual Business Excellence Awards ceremony

Fenix Advanced Materials will grow the newest and coolest semiconductor

The Kootenays sees growth and expansion across the region

“The online resources are amazing when it comes to small business, but nothing replaces the feel of a community.” —Erika Krest, ED, Trail chamber of commerce

Well-maintained runways, taxiways and aprons ensures safe usage by aircraft, passengers, and crews, and helps protect costly airport safety assets

Mark Brunton, Columbia Basin Trust senior manager, highlights the benefits of the Trust’s contributions to affordable B.C. housing

The Kootenay Savings Community Foundation is excited to announce the distribution of more than $57,000 in new grants

Through her law firm, Lilina Lysenko helps West Kootenay residents solve everyday—and sometimes exceptional—legal questions and issues.

A group of 50 students spent two days restoring habitat on the banks of the Columbia River for the Silver City Trap Club

Join us to hear how to boost your export opportunities - free events held in Cranbrook, Trail and Nelson

The Clean Energy Association of BC (CEBC) is hosting their spring conference Powering Generations: Legacy to the Future in Trail, BC from June 4th – 6th.

The Trust supports five projects with $1.5 million to build 118 new units

Meet the West Kootenay and Boundary region nominees for our 40 under 40 list.

With corporate offices in Trail, Kootenay Savings is a member-owned financial co-operative with eleven branches throughout the Kootenays

“We’re trying to identify evolving priorities and advance the interests for the overall prosperity of the area,” —David Perehudoff, CAO, Trail

Formerly owned by Tony Maglio, his brother Dominic and brother in-law Russ Beauchamp, the Maglio Building Centres have been serving the area for over 30 years.

The Trust and Columbia Power, which currently own 49 per cent of Waneta Expansion, worked closely with the BC Government to make this purchase possible.

Trail Hammer and Bolt is a new business in Trail, B.C.

Alicia Gray, owner of Bombshack Apparel in Rossland, B.C., is blasting past expectations with her young business

Joey Christensen, owner of Yogi Berri Café in Trail, B.C., has more food options than a pic-a-nic basket

Ed Attridge replaces recently retired Audry Durham as the new Executive Director

“I have a clear understanding of my role and clear expectations of myself and others in achieving our shared purpose.”—Lisa Pasin, Trail’s mayor

Funding from the Columbia Basin Trust Impact Investment Fund will be used to continue development of a new water and wastewater sensor testing lab facility

The Trail & District Chamber of Commerce has new staff and a renewed commitment to its members and the community.

Canada’s Top Employers program recognizes companies for exceptional human resources programs and forward-thinking workplace policies

Trail-based Silver City Stagelines Ltd. (SCSL) applied and was approved to operate a new bus service between Nelson/Trail and Kelowna