All Trail articles

Kootenay Business magazine went on a tour of the Waneta Expansion Project near Trail, B.C.

Teck Resources stock soared 11% on rumours of possible merger.

The Junior Dragons Den, modelled after CBC’s “The Dragons’ Den”, is a West Kootenay-Boundary wide business contest for youth entrepreneurs.

Austin Engineering in Trail, B.C., is a new high-energy engineering company

Cranbrook's EKCCU lead the way with a whooping 13% increase in assets.

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

The restart of Pend Oreille zinc mine was completed on time and under budget.

Columbia Networks will be the first Internet Service Provider (ISP) to provide services on the new open access network.

The donation will be used by the LeRoi Foundation to distribute grants.

Mayor Elect Mike Martin of Trail presented the Duke of Edinburgh’s Bronze and Silver Awards to nine youth.

Mike Martin, the new mayor of Trail, B.C., talks about anticipated challenges, goals and his dedication to advancing the community.

The new Trail-Kelowna flight will operate six days a week—once every day except Saturday.

September 15th – 20th, a 6 –day cycling event around the International Selkirk Loop, a 350 mile route through Washington, Canada and Idaho.

Lloyd Ferguson, owner of Totem Travel, started by handwriting airline tickets for his father—39 years later he still loves the industry.

For Brad Crockett, owner of Crockett Book Company, running a successful business is a continual process of figuring out what works.

Warfield Community Hall gets a facelift

Sixty-eight years and three generations later, B A Benson & Son Ltd. is still being driven by its strong customer relationships.

FortisBC has lots going on, from its renewable gas initiative to a PowerSense program, as it serves customers throughout the Kootenay region.

A healthy forest sector in British Columbia is vital to the economic and social fabric of the province.

Kootenay Business magazine is pleased to welcome Dianna Ducs and Shelley Adams

The new owners have made some changes at the Hot Spot Diner, and the reviews from customers have been resoundingly positive.

IncrEDIBLE Trail, a new initiative, will see vegetables and herbs grown throughout the downtown, including in front of businesses.

Trail-based Kootenay Savings donated $5,000 to help fund healthcare travel.

City of Trail will be proceeding with the purchase of the Trail Regional Airport.

Teck has been the recipient of an Environmental & Social Responsibility Award from the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada.

Kootenay Business brings our readers an update on the Waneta Dam expansion, a major project taking place in our backyard.

For over half a century, Gordon Wall Floorcoverings has been offering its top-notch expertise to clients in and around the Trail area.

City of Trail is offering free fibre connection to downtown Trail businesses.

Invest Kootenay has announced its newest community partner: The Lower Columbia region.

After many years of calling Trail, B.C., home, Mayor Dieter Bogs wouldn’t want to live anywhere else.

This coffee shop has Trail residents raving over its home cooking and java drinks.

Trail and District Chamber of Commerce is working with the BC Chamber of Commerce and challenging municipalities to support their local small businesses.

Selkirk College has become the first community college, and fourth post-secondary institution, in Canada to achieve fair trade campus designation.

Selkirk College’s Standing Committee on Professional Excellence (SCOPE) congratulates the recipients of the 2013 awards.

Parslow Lock and Safe in Trail, B.C., has been providing peace of mind for over 60 years.

Trail, B.C., is a busy place and Mayor Dieter Bogs tells Kootenay Business all about what’s going on.

As a long-term partner with the city, Teck Trail Operations has initiatives for the environment and community.

A new 4 in 1 family protection program called Automotive Safetivity coming.

Earthy Organics Farm offers its owners the challenges of organic agriculture along with the advantages of a farming lifestyle.

The couple behind Kootenay Spice in Trail, B.C., are building a business based on sharing their passion for delicious and healthy flavours.

Federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau and his family will be visiting Trail.

Great food, happy staff and involved management makes the Arlington Bar & Grill in Trail, B.C., a successful venture.

The Pastry Shop in Trail, B.C., continues to be a favourite, even after 40 years.

Toxco in Trail is a world leader in recycling lithium batteries.

Matthes Architecture in Trail talks to Kootenay Business about design, local lifestyle and being involved in the field.

The partners in the Waneta Expansion Project welcomed over 1,500 guests to the project yesterday to celebrate Community Day.

As the highways fill with vacationers, West Kootenay residents talk about their favourite local spots to relax and recharge.

From first apartment to dream home, this West Kootenay Realtor talks about the places she has lived.

Congratulations to our 2013 Influential Kootenay Women in Business Award winners in the West Kootenay and Revelstoke.

Over 600 Grade 10 to 12 students travelled to Selkirk College to learn about the programs, meet faculty and get a real taste of student life.