Columbia Valley Retrofit Fair Sunday November 10, 2024 12:00 - 4:00pm Columbia Valley Centre (646 4th St Invermere) FREE Entry! Join us for the Columbia Valley Home Retrofit Fair on Sunday, November 10, 2024, at the Columbia Valley Centre. This casual, trade show-style event offers free entry and a unique opportunity for homeowners to learn
Exciting news for Columbia Valley locals! An upcoming film production will be shooting right here in our region from approximately November 9 to December 7, and there are multiple ways to get involved. Whether you’re a film industry pro, curious about behind-the-scenes work, or want to step in front of the camera, this could be
Columbia Valley homeowners are increasingly seeking ways to make their homes more energy-efficient, and the upcoming Home Retrofit Fair 2024 is set to be the perfect event to meet that demand. Organized in partnership with Columbia Valley Economic Development, Wildsight, East Kootenay Energy Hub, and the Community Energy Association, the fair will bring together businesses
NEWS RELEASE – IMMEDIATE RELEASE Film Production Returns to the Columbia Valley Columbia Valley, BC, September 26, 2024 — The return of the film industry to the Columbia Valley is being hailed as an exciting new economic opportunity for the entire Valley. Over the past 12 months the Columbia Valley Community Economic Development Office (CVCEDO)
The Columbia Valley, with its diverse landscapes and scenic locations, has great potential to become a new destination for film production in Canada. The film industry has long been drawn to Canadian settings, thanks to the country's varied terrain, favorable exchange rates, and BC’s tax credit program. Here in the Columbia Valley, filmmakers can find
As the cost of essentials continues to balloon, particularly for housing and food, the Columbia Valley’s living wage has climbed to $22.63 per hour for 2023, marking an increase of 3.5 per cent from last year, the 2023 Living Wage Update report shows. The living wage, calculated by Columbia Valley Economic Development, Canadian Centre for
In an unpredictable and ever-changing world, continuity planning has become an essential aspect of business management. Organizations, regardless of their size or industry, need to be prepared for various scenarios that could potentially disrupt their operations. One of the most pressing scenarios businesses in the Columbia Valley today is the threat of wildfires. With the
The Columbia Valley is known for its beautiful landscape, recreational opportunities, and thriving tourism industry. However, like many regions in Canada, the valley is facing a significant labour shortage. This shortage has become a major concern for local businesses, as they struggle to find qualified workers to fill vacancies. The labour shortage in the Columbia
Canal Flats is poised for growth and tech companies looking for a Live.Work culture for their staff should look to the Village of Canal Flats. . With its low cost of living, strong fibre optic network, and outdoor lifestyle, Canal Flats is becoming a desirable destination for tech companies and entrepreneurs. In-home health
On January 24, The Columbia Valley Chamber of Commerce and Columbia Valley Economic Development hosted a workshop focusing on employee attraction and retention. It was a very successful event with over 20 Columbia Valley businesses in attendance. Jenn Moss opened the session introducing employers to programs offered through Kootenay Employment Services and WorkBC. Michelle Taylor,
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