Influential Women in Business Award presented to three West Kootenay women.
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The hustle of the winter season is over, but the bustle of spring is alive at Whitewater Ski Resort’s downtown office.
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Community First Health Co-op is a recipient of $10,000 based on an application made by Nelson and District Credit Union.
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Brian McLachlan of Artman Signs stands by the new Kootenay Co-op logo sign three dimensionalized by the local artist.
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Ron Van Zanden was the big winner of the Nelson Star/Uptown Tavern regular season National Hockey League hockey pool.
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The Nelson Kootenay Lake Tourism Society welcomed its new executive director last week.
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Charles Arnold and Kyla Jakovickas pose in their new flower shop Bellaflora.
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Nelson-area Collective encourages freelancers to join them in embracing the global “co-working community” trend
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The Nelson and District Credit Union board held its 61st annual general meeting in Rossland on Tuesday night
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Ryan Martin, manager of Nelson's Hume Hotel, reflects on the past five years as Spiritbar celebrates it's fifth anniversary.
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Union members vote in favour of job action, demand 10 per cent pay hike
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The West Kootenay EcoSociety is pleased to announce they have hired Jesse R. Woodward as their new markets director for the 2012 season.
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The Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce have recognized four businesses that show a commitment to excellence and to Nelson.
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Major project west of Nelson completes intake and tunnel excavation portion of task
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The Kootenay Co-op and ANKORS are joining forces in an exciting project during Wellness Week
READThe West Kootenay Women in Business group is a networking opportunity designed just for women.
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Nelson and District Chamber of Commerce held its latest business-after-business event on Thursday at the Hume Hotel.
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Nelson’s Carrie Fitzsimmons found out earlier this month that she won a brand new Toyota Highlander Hybrid
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Pacific Insight is reporting a net loss in its second quarter ending December 31, despite a 14 per cent increase in sales.
READThe discussion will include methods for evaluating and reducing environmental, social and governance risks
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