Nelson’s tech turnaround
Much of Nelson’s modern workforce now consists of a wide swath of tech-types
Much of Nelson’s modern workforce now consists of a wide swath of tech-types
Grand Forks is set to receive $660,000 to enhance economic development in the area
Read moreBC Rural Dividend provides a boost to Grand Forks area
Two brand new for-profit Community Investment Co-ops (CIC) are recruiting founding members in the East and West Kootenays.
Read moreNew Investment Co-ops to launch in East and West Kootenays
High-speed fibre internet is a total game changer for those trying to run a home-based businesses in the Kootenays.
Read moreFrom digital desert to fibre optic oasis: The story of Kootenay Lake broadband
The municipalities of Castlegar, Nelson, Rossland and Trail will receive a total of $40,000 to develop and test a mobility platform.
Read moreKootenay travel app gets backing from BC Smart Communities
Like many of the small towns in the Kootenays, Fernie has seen a resurgence of culture and relevance.
Richard Vienneau of Kimberley, BC created POS-n-go, a point-of-sale app used by small merchants around the world.
Read moreEnterprising outdoorsman leads in sales solutions from Kimberley
Fernie Alpine Springs is a kombucha company located in the mountain town of Fernie BC,
Wyliejack Tap Handles in Invermere makes tap handles for draught beer and has clients around the world.
Read moreInvermere couple taps Kootenay lifestyle to accelerate global business
Fernie Alpine Resort was ranked the No. 1 most affordable ski resort in North America by HomeToGo.