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What’s new in Kootenay business
Natural healing
Invermere's Homeopath, Lauri Germain
— Melissa Raimondi photo www.raimondiphotography.com
Imagine being treated for anything from attention deficit disorder to Lyme disease from the comfort of your home. No busy parking lots, no waiting rooms and no one rushing you through a five-minute appointment.
CONTINUE »Grand Forks business dives into new locale
Owners Deb Lauzon and Bob Yemm stand proudly in front of their Grand Forks establishment.
— Photo courtesy of Community Futures Boundary
Residents of Grand Forks, B.C., will be pleased to see an expanded new location for their local water company. Y & R Water Sales & Services opens down the street from their old address on January 9, 2012.
CONTINUE »Fresh powder for Potter
"If I don't ski it's not good for the health," says Brian Potter, new owner of Powderhound ski shop.
— Photo courtesy Brian Potter
Shear talent
Helen Brum, new stylist at Salon Safari & Academy in Revelstoke, BC.
— Photo courtesy Helen Brum
When you set foot in Revelstoke’s Salon Safari & Academy, you enter the care of highly skilled scissor-wielding artists.
CONTINUE »Dee Dee Magee’s
New pub owner Dee Dee Lapawa of Dee Dee Magee's Pub.
— Candace Jensen photo
Dee Dee Lapawa is the owner of the newest pub in Cranbrook, B.C. Her partner, Billy Stanton, has enthusiastically taken the reigns as general manager.
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