B.C.'s Environmental Assessment Office is proceeding with impact studies on proposed LNG development, including pipelines
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The Nelson Star would like to see other teams join in this year’s Relay for Life with hopes of making a difference
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Whether you’re looking for a snowboard, skateboard, wakeboard, or paddleboard, there’s only one place in Fernie to go – Boardstiff.
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Trail company offers to recycle batteries from Afghanistan and Iraq
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The bottling end of the business set to expand into Korea also
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The week-long cultural festival will take place from May 27 to June 2, 2013 on Granville Island, and expects over 30,000 attendees.
READSection of Westminster Avenue East and Robinson Road to be renamed Backstreet Boulevard
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Manufacturing and technology businesses receive targeted support at regional small business event.
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Needing to make a job for herself, Deborah Achleitner combined her love of sewing with filling a niche in Nelson.
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Under terms of the deal, Coast Capital will retain the name and branding for at least two years
READA new group supporting responsible economic development is hosting a forum on the risks and rewards of new pipelines on the B.C. economy.
READNancy Morison, vice president of operations for Coastal Contacts Inc., has been nominated for award
READThe week long festival has become B.C.’s premier cultural event for kids and families. More than 30,000 attendees are expected this year.
READSage Baker, founder and CEO of Q5 Innovations, begins new job on June 3.
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What a great opportunity to see this spectacular building and enjoy the festivities.
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Steven Puhallo is third person in the role in the last six months.
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Annual event at Langley Milestone’s raises more than $4,000
READTo date, 2,322 children in the Tri-Cities have been able to participate in sports and recreation because of Jumpstart
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Acting BG Group Canada president Steve Swaffield is among those who don't believe all LNG terminals proposed for the northwest will happen.
READProspective Aboriginal entrepreneurs will be better prepared to benefit from economic opportunities in northern B.C.
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