BC Chamber of Commerce represents over 125 local chambers across the province, with a membership of over 36,000 small and medium-sized businesses
by Julie MatchettAll West Kootenay articles
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
Daniel Messett, vice president and co-owner of Rest Assured Kootenay Floats in Castlegar, B.C., is looking to sail into the sunset
by Kyle BornA new deal signed between Teck Resources Limited and Ridley Terminals Inc., will allow Teck to expand its steelmaking coal shipments to the B.C. coast
by Julie MatchettThe Kootenay Columbia region saw 2020 property assessments increase across all municipalities, ranging from one to 11 per cent.
by Julie MatchettKaren Kornelsen, owner of KG Creative in Nelson, B.C., helps market female entrepreneurs and nonprofits in the Kootenays
by Kyle BornThe Castlegar Sleep Centre provides patients with consultations and sleep diagnostic services
by Julie MatchettThe Rural Evidence Review survey aims to better understand and provide rural health care planning in British Columbia
by Julie MatchettPantone’s Color of the Year for 2020 reflects our desire for a stable and dependable foundation
by Virginia RaschRevelstoke's Pulse Boot Lab and Ski Co. is stoked by worldwide interest in its revolutionary boot-fitting system
by Julie MatchettAnniversary year will focus on extensive public engagement and symposia as Trust renews strategic priorities
by Johnny Strilaeff, President and Chief Executive Officer of Columbia Basin TrustThe Trail and District Chamber of Commerce handed out 11 awards at its annual Business Excellence Awards ceremony
by Virginia RaschThree more West Kootenay communities have signed on to the EcoSociety’s 100% Renewable Kootenays campaign: Castlegar, Warfield and Kaslo
by Virginia RaschUnderstaffing at ski resorts and towns is a chronic problem and new website aims to help alleviate that shortage
by Julie MatchettA joint research study with the University of Calgary has confirmed that sourdough pasta can be part of a beneficial diet
The iconic Wait’s News in Nelson, B.C., moved but hasn’t changed its generous heart
by Virginia RaschThe City of Castlegar is dedicated to sustainability and renewable energy generation
by Julie MatchettThe Green Bag Company in Revelstoke, B.C., is creating upscale, upcycled bags of all sizes and shapes
by Virginia RaschThe Revelstoke Chamber of Commerce handed out 13 awards at its annual Business Excellence Awards ceremony.
by Virginia RaschExpect swift service from Alopex Couriers, named after the Arctic fox and expanding with more trucks in the Kootenays and a new warehouse in Castlegar
by Virginia RaschHer HQ is a unique women-centred co-working and personal growth space in downtown Castlegar
by Julie MatchettGentry Konkin, owner of PNT Contracting in Castlegar, B.C., runs an award-winning business with his family
by Kyle BornLeeza Zurwick, owner of Happy Gut in Castlegar, B.C., will be on CBC’s Dragons’ Den on November 21, 2019
by Kyle BornShade Sails Canada is making waves and lots of shade sails in Revelstoke
by Virginia RaschFenix Advanced Materials will grow the newest and coolest semiconductor
by Julie MatchettWe don't have it too bad - a look into the work-life balance around the world
by Julie MatchettAfter 34 years of publishing, the final print edition of Kootenay Business was distributed as we switch to digital delivery.
by Kerry ShellbornSince opening in June, the store has had very good food traffic in its downtown corner location
by Kyle BornShirley Loi, community engagement manager for Traction for Good in Nelson, B.C., highlights the benefits of Bikes and Bytes
by Kyle BornWho were the winners of the Nelson & District Chamber of Commerce annual Business Excellence Awards in 2019?
by Virginia RaschColumbia Basin Trust contributes $800,000 for purchase of recreational land in Crawford Bay
In the Kootenays, members of the Interior Lumber Manufacturers’ Association are working hard to diversify their products and markets
14 awards were handed out during the 2019 Castlegar and District Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards
by Kyle BornAnnual revenues for Columbia Basin Trust totalled $71.9 million in 2018/19
For an electric vehicle owner, at-home charging is now more accessible than ever thanks to rebates from the Province of BC, FortisBC and BCHydro
The fourth generation keeps Kalesnikoff Lumber Company a proud and successful enterprise with its forward-thinking approach to forestry
by Virginia RaschThis summer, an enthusiastic group of youth gave a helping hand in the Basin, improving the condition of several high-use locations
ShiftintoWinter.ca provides free tips and resources on how to stay safe in different driving conditions
Risk of asbestos exposure most common during home renovations and demolitions
The Kootenays sees growth and expansion across the region
by Julie MatchettThe Nowhere Special Hostel in Rossland, B.C., is a unique new version of the traditional hostel ideal, and is one of our 2019 Best of Business winners.
by Zoë DupleyAfter 42 years of involvement in the local publishing scene, Kootenay Business publisher Keith Powell is retiring
Trust provides over $1.9 million for 12 community projects
The Business Development Bank of Canada sponsors Small Business Week in late October, shining the spotlight on the changing face of entrepreneurship
by Sandra AlbersSeven Summits Centre for Learning (7S) in Rossland is beefing up the perks for staff and students by modifying its week into four longer days
“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
by Marie MilnerFunding applications were adjudicated in May by the CKCA Steering Committee, with input from community arts councils
Current senior vice-president and COO, Ian Fillinger, has been appointed to replace Davies in the new year
by Julie MatchettVivienne Hurley, new Youth Recruitment and Marketing Coordinator at Seven Summits Centre for Learning in Rossland, touts the benefits of the innovative school
by Vivienne HurleyThere’s a new online source for people seeking easy-to-understand information on climate change specific to local communities