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Kootenay Business sought out the top 40 young business leaders in the Kootenay/Boundary/ Revelstoke areas to honour this group of under-40-year-old rising stars
“Canada’s mining sector, while going through difficult times, remains strong and has a bright future.”—Pierre Gratton
by Marie MilnerHis journey a circle in motion, this Trail physiotherapist has come back to the place he started from
With her motivational skills and dedication to helping others, Jakki Van Hemert has made a difference in the lives of many Fruitvale residents
Hooked into sports at a young age, these two entrepreneurs get to share their passion for the outdoors and an active lifestyle everyday
According to a list published by Business in Vancouver newspaper these are the largest credit unions in the Kootenays.
Known as MIDAS, the laboratory will help create new business opportunities, expand the skill sets of people who live here and increase regional competitiveness.
We invite your business to join in supporting and saluting these young business professionals (under 40) who deserve to be recognized.
At Valley Firearms, a father and son make sure they can offer the best service to local hunting, shooting and fishing enthusiasts
by Kristen MitchellAccording to the people who know, achieving financial security begins with some simple, basic steps.
by Marie MilnerThe construction of the City of Trail’s pipeline/pedestrian Bridge is well underway.
After just a year in office, Mayor Mike Martin of Trail, B.C., is finding his work deeply rewarding.
by Marie MilnerIn partnership with the Greater Trail Community Skills Centre, Selkirk College is offering a special Trades Discovery Program for Women.
The Trail & District Chamber of Commerce recently held their gala awards evening.
The event will be held October 7th at the Warfield Community Hall.
Audrey Bisset travels from town to town helping people learn how to sing.
by Sandra AlbersModeled after the CBC show, "The Dragons' Den," Junior Dragons Den will be expanding to three Columbia Basin communities this fall.
Bikers will be travelling along the International Selkirk Loop, a scenic route through the Selkirk Mountains.
Parslow Lock & Safe is a senior citizen among businesses in Trail, B.C
by Marie MilnerAudrey Bisset travels from town to town helping people learn how to sing.
by Sandra AlbersFrom lawn care services and property maintenance, to light car and truck repair, Kiss My Grass Ltd. is bustling with business.
by Julie MatchettBrian Riemer is a physiotherapist and the owner of Evergreen Sports and Physical Therapy in Trail, B.C.
by Kirsten ArmlederLochrie has a strong entrepreneurial spirit, and is looking forward to bringing her wealth of experience to the job.
At the heart of every community, including Trail, B.C., are an invested few whose vision and hard work are inspiring.
by Marie MilnerTrail, B.C., is known for its lead and zinc smelter, but if there’s smoke in the air, it might be dragon breath.
by Marie MilnerA year after winning the 2014 Junior Dragons’ Den competition, two Trail, B.C., high school grads are still growing their business.
by Marie MilnerJobs, services, business opportunities and an enviable lifestyle are attracting new residents to the Lower Columbia region.
by Marie MilnerThe Sanctuary building in Trail, B.C., serves several purposes and several vulnerable populations.
by Marie MilnerMark Slessor, the new owner of Performance Fitness in Trail, B.C., is offering comprehensive programs tailored to the individual.
by Marie MilnerThe eighth largest infrastructure project in B.C. at its time of construction, Waneta Expansion was completed within budget and six weeks ahead of schedule.
Construction engineer Jakki Van Hemert has the appreciation of her community for her dedication to teaching Tae Kwon Do.
by Marie MilnerAutomotive marketing specialist Heather Fancy is now at AM Ford in Trail.
Four of the West Kootenay’s shining stars in business were honoured by Kootenay Business magazine and their peers.
by Marie MilnerThe 2nd Junior Dragons Den live show took place at the Charles Bailiey Theatre in Trail, BC.
Five community gardens across the Kootenays grow social capital as well as plants
by Virginia RaschWalmart plans to convert 20 of its stores into supercentres.
Harmony Homes puts your design and building project under one contract
by Nicole LindNumerous steps were taken to reduce the environmental impact of the Waneta Expansion Project near Trail, including locally engineered sturgeon gates.
by Virginia RaschLuca Hair Studio in Trail is joining a movement to green up hair salons across Canada.
by Virginia RaschKootenay Business magazine talks to the vice-president of Fortis Inc. about the Waneta Expansion Project.
by Kirsten Armleder and Keith PowellCommunication with the community contributed to the success of the Waneta Expansion Project near Trail.
by Kirsten ArmlederFirst Nations involvement in the Waneta Expansion Project in Trail included mutual respect and employment
by Virginia RaschA dive team from Northern Underwater Services had been inspecting the underwater concrete work.
Wally Penner and Audrey Repin survey the confluence of the Pend d’Oreille River and Columbia River.
Audrey Repin explains some the positive impact this project had on the economy of the Kootenays.
Audrey Repin explains the steps that were taken to protect the white sturgeon and their spawning bed.
The Waneta Expansion Project is now a state-of-the-art hydroelectric facility capable of powering 60,000 homes annually.
by Kirsten Armleder