Community Futures Central Kootenay is a not-for-profit economic development organization, committed to helping people in the Central Kootenay region.
Central Kootenay, BC
Joined April 2011
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Community Futures CK retweeted
📣 NEW: $2M+ for 14 tourism orgs in #BC's Southern Interior, including @KootRocks 📣
This will:
✅enhance outdoor recreation
✅attract visitors to smaller communities
✅extend the region’s tourism season
➡️ ow.ly/1rjE50ULhln
#PropelBC
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Community Futures CK retweeted
Ever wondered what the future of mining looks like? 👀 It’s here & it’s in 3D!
Learn how @IdeonInc is transforming mining with its cutting-edge 3D technology, reducing environmental impact & boosting efficiency.
Watch now ⬇️
youtu.be/ILqEWn97avs
#PropelBC
Community Futures CK retweeted
This National Skilled Trade & Technology Week we celebrate @OceanRobotics, a #BC innovator leading in ocean monitoring tech to protect our oceans & marine wildlife. 🌊
Together, we’re propelling BC forward 👉 ow.ly/Trt050U1MZV
@Skills_Canada #NSTTW2024
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Community Futures CK retweeted
It’s @bdc_ca #SmallBusinessWeek! DYK small businesses in #BC employ 41% of workers? @SmallBusinessBC
📈 Swipe the stats & learn how PacifiCan can support your small biz ➡️ ow.ly/huBm50TM7eY
#BDCsbw #PropelBC
Community Futures CK retweeted
🏔️ The mountains are calling all tourism pros! 📣
Join the Kootenay Rockies Tourism Association for its 47th AGM & Tourism Conference on Oct 23 & 24 in @NelsonBC.
Learn more & register ➡️ krtourism.ca/agm/
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Community Futures CK retweeted
#Supplychains are made even more complex when perishables are involved. Join us on Mar 1 to learn how to navigate these challenges from a diverse panel of experts. Register now at sbbc.co/mar1export
#Export #Agrifoods #Webinar
Community Futures CK retweeted
Did you know businesses that export are more resilient & stable in the long run than ones that don’t? In this webinar, @ExportNavBC will be introducing you to exporting & how it can help your company grow. Register at: sbbc.co/oct6export
By #ExportNavigator & @Futurpreneur
Community Futures CK retweeted
The government intends to temporarily expand eligibility for the Local Lockdown Program to employers subject to capacity restrictions of 50% or more, and reduce the current-month revenue decline threshold to 25%.
ow.ly/Pwhp50HhIOM #CdnBusiness
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Community Futures CK retweeted
Knowing who to talk to and how to access the right opportunities can be the most challenging aspects of #exporting. But it's a way that an experienced #advisor can help. Watch how @popovleather ensured long-term #success with their advisor’s support.
youtu.be/hpxJZLw2kIs
Community Futures CK retweeted
We're teaming up with @redcrosscanada to provide Lytton-area households with one-time $2,000 payments.
Other BC households under mandatory #BCWildfire evacuation order >10 consecutive days will be eligible for a one-time payment of $1,200.
Learn more: news.gov.bc.ca/25059
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Community Futures CK retweeted
RDCK media Release - Evacuation Order for Trozzo Creek wildfire downgraded to Evacuation Alert. Follow the link for more information: rdck.ca/EN/meta/news/news-ar…
Community Futures CK retweeted
Get vaccinated TOMORROW on Walk-in-Wednesday - no appointment necessary! Just remember to bring your ID! If you have not received a vaccine – or you are eligible to receive your second dose – head to your nearest drop-in centre: gov.bc.ca/VaxForBC
#VaxForBC
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Community Futures CK retweeted
The SWOT exercise helps to identify the Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities & Threats and leads to fact-based analysis, fresh perspectives, and new ideas.
#CommunityFuturesBC #EntrepreneursWithDisabilities
#BusinessDevelopment #BusinessSuppor
Community Futures CK retweeted
Shipping products in the #Kootenays is expensive and unreliable. So @Comm_Futures & Selkirk's Applied Research & Innovation created #KootenayShipping to help Kootenay businesses ship their products. More info @ kootenayshipping.com #KootenayBusiness #KootenayEntrepreneur
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BC tourism operators create jobs and draw visitors to our communities – but they have been hard-hit by the pandemic. The BC Major Anchor Attractions Program will help them keep the lights on until we are ready to welcome visitors again. Applications open: gov.bc.ca/attractions-grant
Community Futures CK retweeted
Immigration pilot targets hard-to-fill jobs in West Kootenay dlvr.it/RzGdKg
Community Futures CK retweeted
New travel restrictions are now in effect to help slow the spread of COVID-19. There are three new Travel Regions and until May 25, non-essential travel is not allowed between these regions. Stay local – do not travel unless it’s for essential reasons. #CovidBC
Community Futures CK retweeted
How has this stage of the pandemic affected your business? Where do you continue to need support?
Share your voice directly with government in a short survey (~6 min) 📣: ow.ly/miNs50EicOH
#BCBiz #BCBusiness
Community Futures CK retweeted
📌Apr15 - Free Webinar by @WorkSafeBC: As mass vaccinations have begun in BC, businesses are making plans for the return of more staff to the workplace, but questions remain about COVID health & safety measures. How employers can prepare for the next stage?smallbusinessbc.ca/education…