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Welcome to KootenayBiz.com! It's been a few months since we published our Kootenay Business e-newsletter. In case you missed our most current magazine, it was our biggest issue ever and we are pleased to present some of the highlights to you—the Top 50 Kootenay companies of the year and the ever-popular Best of Business Awards. Here is our current lineup of enlightening features. KootenayBiz.com |
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KOOTENAYS Top 50 Kootenay companies We present the region's largest companies by revenue. |
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MINING The new face of mining in B.C. East Kootenay MLA Bill Bennett is now the province's Minister of State for Mining. |
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| AT WORK Mixing business with pleasure Passionate about motorsports and skilled in automotives, Paul Kramer uses his expertise to give customers an advantage. |
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| WEBSITE PROFILE Mountain Baby Arrives September 2005: MountainBaby.com is born, offering convenient, comfortable, safe and fun solutions to introduce kids and babies to the great outdoors. |
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| TRANSPORTATION North-South Corridor The Lower Columbia Community Development Team (LCCDT), formed by leading West Kootenay business people and municipal officials, is on a roll. |
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| TOURISM Talking tourism with the premier Premier Gordon Campbell took some time to talk about what could be in store for the future in the Kootenays. |
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| Insuring the West Kootenay RHC Insurance Brokers and RHC Financial Services Ltd. make up the largest brokerage in the West Kootenay. |
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| Waterfront chalets Kootenay Lake Lodge & Resort in Boswell offers its visitors a chance to get away from it all on the shores of Kootenay Lake. |
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| St. Eugene Mission Resort History, aboriginal culture, golf and the nightlife come together at the beautiful St. Eugene Mission Resort. |
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| Let us know about your business. We are always looking for interesting businesses throughout the Kootenays. Click here to submit your business news. | ||||
We hope you enjoyed this edition of the Kootenay Business electronic newsletter. It is designed to keep the business community in the Kootenays informed and up-to-date. If you should ever want to unsubscribe (and we hope you never do) just let us know.
—Keith Powell, Kootenay Business publisher
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