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Cleanline Automotive finds green alternatives
Stephanie and Aaron Van de Kemp presented their first “baby,” Cleanline Automotive, to the public on April 11, 2012—and they have an actual baby due in June.
Solar-powered coffee?
Solar systems can save your business money and satisfy your environmental conscience. Greenman Sustainable Solutions facilitated the installation of a system at Kicking Horse Café in Invermere in 2010.
Official grand opening of Canadian Tire in Invermere
It’s grand opening week (April 25 to 28) at Canadian Tire in Invermere. The new store’s owner/operater/manager is Craig Knapp and his store will employ 30 to 35 people.
A Jumbo approval
Development of a ski resort on Jumbo Glacier, an issue that has divided the East Kootenay community for decades, must include consideration of 195 environmental conditions.
Golfing getaways in the Columbia Valley
The golf season is just around the corner, and outdoor enthusiasts can’t wait to get a taste of summer activities in the Columbia Valley.
Tea anyone?
Purcell Organics sells signature organic teas in the Kootenays and farms organic produce as well.
Wildsight’s public forum was a thought-provoking event
Mark Anielski, author of The Economics of Happiness, spoke at the Wildsight Public Forum in Invermere Community Hall on March 2, 2012.
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Location, location, location
When you're in business, it all comes down to location and the the Rockies West Real Estate knows it: check out their new location.
Invermere Canadian Tire project moving toward spring completion
Construction on the new Invermere Canadian Tire project is moving along nicely.
Coming soon to Invermere
A construction team located in Invermere anticipates that the new Canadian Tire will be ready in the spring of 2012.