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Trust support reduces wait lists, adds five new markets, feeds 225 more families

The Friday before Thanksgiving of each year would be designated as National Local Food Day.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Trail Operations houses one of the world’s largest smelting and refining complexes.

The Minister’s Tourism Engagement Council was formed to help guide government's tourism policy, strategy and program implementation.

The Trust thanks a departing director and welcomes a new one

Xeriscapic landscaping uses plants that thrive in our natural environment. Here are seven tips for creating a low-maintenance yard.

The Canadian Brewing Awards is Canada’s national competition for judging the quality of Canadian manufactured beer.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

A few of the lines available at Zinnia include the internationally renowned Nomads Hempwear, based in the Slocan Valley and Smoking Lily from Victoria.

At the Iron Range property, where Eagle Plains Resources has exclusive ownership interest, the company is breaking with precedent.

The Chamber of Year award recognized the innovative efforts that the Chamber has put into play with the Castlegar Economic Development Plan.

Bob Hellman has an enduring love for paddling and for Canada’s wilderness, and his business keeps him connected to that passion.

The Accelerate Kootenays project is facilitated by Community Energy Association.

Tom Thomson is dedicated to learning about the needs of the business community in Nelson and advocating to get those needs met.

Both new realtors can be contacted through the Rockies Realty Century 21 office in Radium Hot Springs.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Whether you’re planning on taking your family—or your work family—on a paddling adventure, here are some important tips to keep in mind

Seven credit unions from the Boundary, Kootenay, and Columbia Valley have collaborated in their efforts to provide financial relief for Grand Forks.

The sawmill was temporarily curtailed on May 10, 2018 as a precautionary measure due to the escalating flooding in the region.

An aptitude for technology, natural communication skills and an easy way with people have been key to Tracey Buckley’s success.

In order for a project to be eligible for a New Horizons grant, it must be led or inspired by seniors.

The new building, currently under construction in Nelson, comes with two open concept units.

It would appear that whenever a major thoroughfare like Highway #3 connects with adjoining streets the potential for crashes climbs substantially.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

The meetings will provide an update on Columbia River Treaty negotiations between Canada and the United States

Technology entrepreneur Pilar Portela shares her perspective on the leadership roles of women in business.

Part IV. A financial snapshot of West Kootenay bitcoin mining

Part III. What is bitcoin mining and what’s the appeal for this in the West Kootenay?

Part II. The secret bitcoin location in the Kootenays

100 youth attended the recent Basin Youth Network 2018 Leadership Summit in Kimberley.

Talk to one of these real estate leaders today if you are looking for property in the Grand Forks and Boundary region of B.C.

Part I. Tracking the West Kootenay bitcoin boom

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

According the development application to the City of Revelstoke, the six-storey structure would be built along the Trans-Canada Highway, next to the Ramada.

Natasha Lockey is all about adapting to change, taking responsibility and grasping new opportunities.

Rauni Naud combines a single-minded focus, continuing education and passion for her community to achieve financial success and a balanced life.

The City of Trail has won a prestigious award for their new Columbia River Skywalk from the BC Recreation and Parks Association.

More and more local and visiting golfers are embarking on a golfing circle tour through the Kootenays, making stops at their favourite courses along the way.

The annual 3-day B.C. Historical Federation Conference takes place this year May 24 - 26 at Nakusp.

Niki and Sunny Wood are the owners/operators of Samurai Hardwood Flooring in Nelson.

A complete floor-to-ceiling renovation of the space is currently underway as it is transformed into a new Neapolitan-inspired pizzeria.

Kootenay Business is pleased to present a snapshot of the top jobs available in the region.

Nelson’s Social Room Interiors has moved to 619 Vernon Street in the Queen City.

We applaud the Kootenay businesswomen who were nominated to our Influential Women in Business list for 2018.

The Government of British Columbia is working with the Columbia Basin Trust to build 167 new homes for people in the region struggling to find housing.

Owner of Grassroots Environmental Services in Golden, Scott Wilson can encounter anything while out protecting waterways … even wolves

Word on the street is that Shambhala Festival owner and operator Jimmy Bundschuh has purchased the former Kootenay Co-Op building in Nelson.

A slick new wayfinding app—available as a free download for mobile devices—is now available for Christina Lake and its immediate area.

Smrt1 Technologies is debuting its Brain STEM Toolbox at BC Technology show May 14 - 16 in Vancouver BC.