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Women can have fulfilling careers in industry, according to Vanessa Terwoort, Director, Environment, Mercer Celgar
by Virginia RaschEric Ridington, owner of Kokanee Soaring Adventures in Nelson, B.C., offers glider tours over Kootenay Lake and Kokanee Glacier
by Kyle BornJeff Davie, second-generation owner of Kaslo Building Supplies, describes how exceptional customer service leads to longevity
by Kyle BornKarma Halleran, president of the Kaslo Chamber of Commerce, highlights new programs being implemented, including Kaslo ArtScape and a Kaslo Anthem contest
by Kyle BornGrowing fatter by the month: Feastify is adding 6 to 8 new communities a month across Canada
by Virginia RaschLocated just east of Salmo, B.C., the Salmo River Ranch Campground is opening soon
by Karrigan FolvikMichele Dupas is the imaginative owner of Dupas Designs and Gallery 229, located in the old Procter, B.C., schoolhouse
by Julie MatchettThe 100% Renewable Kootenays campaign for clean energy, led by the West Kootenay EcoSociety, continues to grow, adding No. 10: Fruitvale
by Virginia RaschThe Boundary Country Regional Chamber of Commerce is increasing its staff to accomplish more projects
by Virginia RaschThis cutting-edge, Salmo-based clothing company has a backstory as rich as its fashionable creations.
by Danielle CameronDark Horse Innovations in Nelson, B.C., is a new B2B business in the outdoor product development industry
by Virginia RaschThe Kootenays’ first-ever pitch competition for the tech sector was organized by KAST and attracted 25 entrepreneurs vying for valuable prizes
by Virginia RaschAxios Growth Consultants provides growth and optimization guidance and solutions to help businesses scale for success
by SubmittedEmma Beaton, manager of the Slocan Valley Chamber of Commerce, has seen an uptick in people and businesses moving there since the pandemic
by Virginia RaschChocolate alchemist Beth Campbell of Viva Cacao in Slocan, B.C., has advice on scaling up a small business
by Virginia RaschSome had success, some didn’t, but these 9 brave Kootenay business people all faced down the Dragons’ Den
by Julie MatchettNelson, B.C., is overflowing with sewists, thanks to the enthusiastic owners/teachers of the Nelson Stitch Lab
by Virginia RaschLaura Price, owner of Scout Clothing in Nelson, B.C., is showcasing how small retail shops can offer an excellent online shopping experience
by Kyle BornHelping clients get fit from the comfort of their homes.
by Danielle CameronUnprecedented growth is forcing businesses to rework their business models
by Julie MatchettDowntown revitalization in Grand Forks, B.C., was led by a unique five-week initiative
by Virginia RaschThe annual BC Business “Most Resilient Cities in 2021” list includes Nelson and Cranbrook
by Julie MatchettOvry is a brand of affordable, high-quality pregnancy and ovulation tests available for online purchase.
by Julie MatchettEntrepreneur Chandler Lang has national aspirations for his Revelstoke Delivery platform
by Virginia RaschAmanda Mary, owner of Amanda Mary Creative in Nelson, B.C., uses her photography to help businesses build confidence in their brand
by Kyle BornHere’s a new idea from Backwoods Sauna in Salmo, B.C.: A rental and mobile wood-fired sauna
by Virginia RaschMike Irvine and Melissa Welsh, founders of Live It in Nelson, B.C., are delivering online programs, featuring stories that bring the natural world to life
by Kyle BornKatie Yuris of All Pro Realty in Trail, B.C., won Business Person of the Year from the Trail and District Chamber of Commerce
by Virginia RaschIt was an evening of online celebration and virtual toasts to the winners of the 2020 Trail Business Excellence Awards.
by Julie MatchettZan Comerford, founder of Liteworks Marketing, has officially opened the doors to her brick and mortar boutique agency in downtown Nelson, B.C.
by Kyle BornDespite a challenging year, KootenayBiz told many inspiring and informative stories—here are our Top 10 from 2020
by Virginia RaschDustin Gilchrist, director of operations at KYR Supply in Warfield, B.C., creates Kootenay-inspired outdoor apparel that is made in Canada
by Kyle BornThe Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual Business Excellence Awards, virtual-style, on November 7th
by Julie MatchettThe BC Achievement Community Awards honour excellence and exceptional community service in communities across the province
by Julie MatchettKootenayBiz’s bimonthly eNewsletters keep you informed and inspired about business successes in your communities
by Virginia RaschKayla Heddle nourishes West Kootenay customers with customized, plant-based meal prep services
by Danielle CameronDan Nicholson and Jan McMurray, owners of The Valley Voice in New Denver, B.C., have faithfully contributed to the West Kootenay’s media diet for 17 years
by Virginia RaschTammy Verigin-Burk, Castlegar Chamber executive director, highlights some accomplishments of 2020 and challenges moving into 2021
by Kyle BornMichael Keefer, an exemplary entrepreneur, owns three green businesses in the Kootenays
by Virginia RaschNelson-based KAST held round one of its virtual Kootenay Pitch Competition on November 12
by Julie MatchettPrestige Hotels and Resorts are business leaders with 7 “green” certifications from Sustainable Tourism 2030
by Virginia RaschA certification from Sustainable Tourism 2030 is good for people, the planet and profits
by Virginia RaschCastlegar is focused on attracting new investment and supporting and growing existing businesses
by Julie MatchettSonya Pope, owner and instructor of Life Essentials First Aid in Nelson, B.C., is an ambassador for water safety and basic first aid skills
by Kyle BornEve Duke, business coach and founder of Selkirk Performance in Revelstoke, B.C., helps refine and align businesses
by Kyle BornLucas Jmieff, co-owner of Mountain Art Photo and Publishing in Nelson, B.C., specializes in landscape/adventure photography and canvas photo wall art
by Kyle BornThree Kootenay regional districts recognized for Accelerate Kootenays initiative
by Julie MatchettThe Forest Practices Board released a report that recommends better reforestation practices in B.C.’s dry fir forests, including less clearcutting
by Virginia RaschB.C.’s Forest Basket is featured in a new podcast series by the BC Interior Forestry Museum in Revelstoke, B.C.
by Virginia Rasch