Remarkable stories of people and places in the Columbia Basin.
“Improving quality of place is a very important part of developing a community."
Two new projects support reliable, affordable, high-speed connectivity in the Basin.
Valemount Entertainment Society livestreams to the world.
Creston's West RightWay Vehicle Specialist keeps the wheels turning.
From its new location, the Golden Food Bank continues its essential work of providing food hampers to people in need.
Columbia Basin Environmental Education Network expands its reach and impact in the Basin.
A co-op student helps the City of Rossland map its underground assets.
Based in Golden, Shred Sisters helps women learn to master mountain bike manoeuvres in a fun, relaxed, encouraging and non-competitive way.
Fashion design student and Nelson local Daisy Morrison weaves wonders at the Stitch Lab's after-school sewing club.
“People in this town were really excited about a hobby shop.”
Jaffray's Community Hall has been welcoming people inside since 1939. Now, it has a new spacious timber-frame gazebo for outdoor events.
Designing Resiliency from the ground up.
