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REVELSTOKE
First
realty offerings sold out
In just three hours, the first real estate offering of the
upcoming Revelstoke Mountain Resort was snapped up by buyers
from across Canada, the U.S. and Europe. |
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FERNIE
Fernie
is facing a fabulous future
Ask Randal Macnair, the mayor of Fernie, about the prospects
for the community, and he is enthusiastic in his reply. |
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ELKFORD
Meeting
the demands
Tourism is bringing more visitors to the area than ever before,
and the town is working to accommodate this influx. |
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CRANBROOK » EDUCATION
Making
new connections
The gymnasium at College of the Rockies (COTR) was transformed on
March 27 into a place for networking, recruiting and job hunting
as the first ever Business Expo and Job Fair took place. Employers,
potential employees, business people and local politicians attended
the event and took the opportunity to network with each other. |
CRANBROOK » FORESTRY
Tembec
to hold forestry job expo
Want more information about careers and jobs in the forest industry?
Then you won’t want to miss the upcoming Tembec Forest Industry
Career Fair to be held at the Cranbrook Rec-Plex June 1 and 2, 2007. |
NELSON
Representing
the Kootenays down under
A Nelson resident will share knowledge of strategic tools developed
in the Kootenays. |
KOOTENAY BOUNDARY » ENERGY
Dam
project an issue
Though the proposed power project on the Kettle River near Christina
lake has received the green light from the Environmental Assessment
Office (EAO), it certainly hasn't received the blessings of the Boundary
Area residents and businesses. |
NAKUSP » EDUCATION
Learning
centre gets a new home
More than 150 people were onhand to celebrate the ribbon-cutting
ceremony at Nakusp Learning Centre's new home, which officially opened
its doors to the public on January 25. |
KIMBERLEY » TOURISM
Funding
the community
Kimberley Alpine Resort is pleased to announce the launch of the
Kimberley Alpine Resort Community Summit Fund, which aims to benefit
the local community by providing cash donations to local causes. |
SPARWOOD
A
community on the verge of change
Sparwood is a community that has seen its fortunes change in recent
years with the increase in the region’s mining profile. |
EDUCATION
CEO
for a day
Students in Selkirk College’s Business Administration program
got the chance to take the helm of an international company to see
if they could commandeer the business in a highly competitive marketplace. |
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