Region: Kootenay
Regional District: Central Kootenay
The Village of Slocan City is located on Highway 6 at the southern end of Slocan Lake and Valhalla Provincial Park, 30 km (19 mi) south of New Denver. Slocan was a booming silver town back in the 1890s, but today it serves as gateway to Valhalla Provincial Park. Cyclists can also access the Slocan Valley Rail Trail here, going all the way to the junction of Highway 6/3A
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312 Fourth Street, Kaslo, BC, V0G 1M0 The Village of Kaslo holds approximately 200 acres of land that accommodate the community aerodrome (3700'x 60' asphalt, registered/ uncertified/ no winter maintenance), some privately leased hangars and gravel extraction activities. Proposals for additional development or use of this land for econo... continue
333 Front Street, Kaslo, BC This profitable business with an attached 2 bedroom home is located on Front St in Kaslo BC! Mountain King Restaurant is a Kaslo tradition that's been around for decades. Currently open 6 months a year with opportunities to expand this into a year round operation or continue it as a seasonal based b... continue
420 Railway St, Nelson, BC, V1L ESCAPE THE CITY - LIVE WHERE YOU WORK - STANLEY HOUSE - SERIOUS ATTENTION TO OLD WORLD DETAIL AND CRAFTMANSHIP This unique historic property could have the heritage home converted into an office, restaurant, pub, live/work, daycare, school, etc. or the site could be redeveloped with a height allowan... continue
An innovative solar array is turning reclaimed land at a former mining site into productive clean energy in Kimberley, B.C. SunMine, British Columbia's first grid-connected solar facility and the largest user of solar trackers in Canada, began commercial operation in June 2015 with a capacity... continue
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