5 ways Imagine Kootenay supports small business
Though its main focus is attracting workers and investors for outside the region, Imagine Kootenay also benefits local businesses
Revelstoke programmer hits it big with wildly popular nutrient-tracking app
Revelstoke’s Aaron Davidson is the founder of Cronometer, a digital app with more than 2 million users.
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Making a clean start in Golden
Scott and Alycia Weir are the new owners of Kicking Horse Janitorial in Golden, BC
Town of Kimberley redefines post-industrial landscape through innovation
Kimberley is one of the fastest growing communities in the Kootenay region
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Succession Planning workshops in Castlegar, Nelson
Basin Business Advisors Program is offering a series of Succession Planning workshops in the Kootenays
Nelson’s leading tech champion is not what you expect
Brad Pommen founded a technology company that makes “smart” vending machines in Nelson, BC
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College Of The Rockies announces new members of Indigenous team
Director, Indigenous Strategy and Reconciliation, and Indigenous Education Coordinator welcomed
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Business is good in Castlegar: Report
Two-thirds of businesses in Castlegar & District said business was “Good” or “Increasing” during the 2018 Business Walk.
Selkirk College opens new carpentry shop at Nelson campus
The new shop features high ceilings, an abundance of natural light and a sizable outdoor workspace.
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BC Farmers’ Markets conference coming to the Kootenays
The 2019 BC Farmers’ Markets conference is set to be in Kimberley, BC on March 8-10.
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