Communities in the Southern Interior of British Columbia have a reason to celebrate this winter season, including Invermere, Kimberley and Creston. The Economic Trust of…
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Interior Regional Ground Transportation Study released
The Economic Trust of the Southern Interior (ETSI-BC) is pleased to announce the release of the BC Southern Interior Regional Ground Transportation Study final report….
More funding may be coming for rural B.C.
The B.C. government announced recently that more funding will be provided to regional economic trusts subject to legislative amendments being passed. The province will introduce…
Another round of RBCRI funding announced
More funding is being made available to hire advisers through the province’s Rural Business and Community Recovery Initiative (RBCRI). The Government of B.C. announced today…
Local projects getting ETSI-BC funding support
Communities in the Southern Interior of B.C. have some much-needed good news to cap off a year which has brought its share of hardship for…
City awarded $75,000 for Tourism Master Plan
The City of Cranbrook is a recipient of $50,000 from the Economic Trust of the Southern Interior (ETSI-BC) for the development of its Tourism Master…
New face in area Recovery Advisor Role
Kootenay Employment Services is pleased to introduce Riley Wilcox (pictured) as the new Recovery Advisor for Cranbrook-Kimberley and surrounding areas under the ETSI-BC Rural Business…
Recovery advisors poised to help local businesses
Kootenay Employment Services has hired Recovery Advisors for the Creston Valley‐ Kootenay Lake region, Cranbrook‐Kimberley and surrounding areas. Amy Hotchkiss and Kris Dickeson are ready…
Valley chamber successful in funding application
New funding allocation for the Columbia Valley and surrounding areas to fund recovery advisor positions Communities and businesses throughout British Columbia’s southern interior are receiving…