A Refreshed Future for a Local Brewery
Nelson Brewing Company owners refine their business skills for continued growth
Nelson Brewing Company owners refine their business skills for continued growth
Sixty young women from grades 10 to 12 learn about careers in science and technology, from women in STEM.
Spectrum Farms in Creston allows people with disabilities to thrive, where they enjoy a safe home and meaningful employment.
Jeremy Benson spent most of his summer on the Koocanusa Reservoir, but he wasn’t camping or pursuing other recreational activities popular in the area. The Junior Biologist collected important water quality and biological samples that will … Continued
After completing a business degree and working in sales for a decade, Michael Greenfield was more than ready for a change. The mountains were calling, and answering that call led him to a new lifestyle and … Continued
The City of Nelson finds a match through the Trust’s wage subsidy program. “We didn’t realize how much we needed this person until we met them.” This is Joanna Markin, Director of Human Resources Corporate Safety & … Continued
In its new location on the top floor of the state-of-the-art Columbia Valley Centre, the Invermere Public Library has expanded its services with more books, activities and programs. It also extends beyond its physical space, providing … Continued
Education and experience are key to creating the workforce Basin businesses need “I’m absolutely loving being a carpenter,” says Angela Maio, who attended the 24-week carpentry foundation program at the Silver King (Nelson) campus of Selkirk … Continued
Down on the carpet—parts, tools and blueprints laid out—the children carefully assemble the pieces. They’re at the Kimberley Public Library but their activity isn’t book-related. Rather, they’re building do-it-yourself computers. The workshop was held in partnership … Continued
On the main strip in downtown Kaslo, near the pharmacy and a short stretch from the historic S.S. Moyie sternwheeler and beach, a chicken holding a cleaver hangs from a sign. Inside the building, a chalkboard … Continued
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A Revelstoke farmers market favourite, may soon be in a store near you.
Partnerships build housing capacity and job opportunities
Nakusp Sets Historic Rail Line in Motion with Authentic Exhibit
Unprecedented demand requires a solid foundation
3-D modelling brings high-tech accuracy to heritage conservation
First Nations communities create affordable, quality housing Leading-edge efforts mean that members of five First Nations communities in the Basin will benefit from over 50 new affordable housing units and improvements on over 150 existing ones. … Continued
At the Procter Village Café, the swirly cinnamon buns are topped with sweet, gooey icing—and are in very high demand. The socially distanced lineup for their cinnamon buns stretched out the door.
Nelson Brewing Company owners refine their business skills for continued growth
The Kaslo Community Fitness Co-op provides a top-notch resource to a small town