The 11th Annual Kamloops Fall Home Show will take place October 23-25 at Interior Savings Centre.
Doors are open on Friday from 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm, Saturday from 10:00 am - 6:00 pm and Sunday from 10:00 am - 4:00 pm.
This popular show features home related products, services, interior decorating, renovations, winter recreation related products, and services.
Don't miss this opportunity to tell 10,000 people more about your business for just $480.
For more information, please contact B.C. HomeShows at (250) 377-8380.
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At the 24th annual gala at Thompson Rivers University Grand Hall on Saturday, October 17th, the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce | TD Canada Trust awarded 15 star awards to the winners of the 2009 Business Excellence Awards.
“It was en exciting night for everyone,” said Chamber President Leslie Brochu. “Every year we see new businesses and new business leaders come to the forefront in the business community. It’s a pleasure to be able to showcase them in this way.”
Nominations were received from Kamloops citizens for 213 local businesses among a record total of 329.
Timeline Facts:
* Three finalists in each of 14 awards were selected by a committee consisting of 40 business organizations and leaders in our city.
* Winners of these 14 awards were chosen by Chamber members who voted online from a list of finalists.
* The winner of the Business of the Year Award was decided upon by the Kamloops Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors from the nominees of the other awards.
* A sixteenth category, The President’s Award, was chosen by the Chamber’s President, Leslie Brochu.
Winners of this year’s Kamloops Chamber of Commerce | TD Canada Trust Business Excellence Awards:
* BC Hydro Power Smart Green Award 1-10 Staff - Kamloops Bike Company
* RBC Royal Bank Green Award 11+ Staff - Sun Rivers Golf Resort Community
* Venture Kamloops Resource Industry Award - Trout Creek Enterprises
* Berwick on the Park Service Provider Award 1-10 Staff - Wayside Printers
* Home Hardware Service Provider Award 11+ Staff - Berwick on the Park
* Thompson Rivers University Technology Innovator Award - Westwood Energy Systems
* Home Based Business of the Year Award - Celtic Fire Designs
* Tourism Kamloops & Tourism Sun Peaks Hospitality & Tourism Award - Brownstone Restaurant
* BDC Business Development Bank of Canada Manufacturer Award - Absorbent Products
* Aberdeen Mall Retailer Award 1-10 Staff - Awesome Blossom
* Underwriters Insurance Brokers Retailer Award 11+ Staff - Nature’s Fare Markets
* Thompson Rivers University School of Business & Economics Young Entrepreneur Award - Mike Miltimore, Lee’s Music
* First Nations Agricultural Lending Association First Nations Business of the Year – FX Hair & Day Spa
* Community Futures Business of the Year – Absorbent Products
* Excel Personnel Business Person of the Year - Doug Wittal, DW Builders
* Kamloops Chamber of Commerce President’s Award – Brant Hasanen, Edward Jones Investments
The Chamber congratulates all the winners and thanks all of our sponsors for making this event possible.
For more information, please contact Chamber of Commerce at (250) 372-7722.
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MTF Price Matters has just opened the 12th store in their discount retail chain in Kamloops on Thursday July 2nd.
Price Matters focuses on providing their customers with brand name merchandise priced below wholesale.
"The savings you find in the store are genuine! Every day national manufacturers and retail chains across Canada and the USA liquidate an enormous volume of factory closeouts, seasonal products, display models, package damaged goods, and customer returns. We purchase this merchandise and we sell it to you at great prices through our discounting program," says Mark Funk, President of Price Matters.
"Our new Kamloops store looks great and has something to offer everyone."
Mark adds, "We have been very keen to find a location in Kamloops and when the opportunity opened up in Valleyview off the Trans Canada Hwy East we jumped at it. We are a growing business right now and Kamloops is a very important community to us."
The quality of goods at Price matters compares to high end retailers but without the high end pricing. In addition, the chain offers a warranty program on electronics products. Their stores have the same major product categories as big box stores, including: groceries, electronics, clothing, furniture and most everything is brand name, for example: Tide, Nike, Sony, and Natuzzi.
Prices are lower than wholesale giving customers a significant savings of 20% to 50% off retail prices on major brand name, items.
Voted #1 by Vancouver Magazine for best retail discount experience, MTF Price Matters has received important recognition for creating high value for its' customers; Price Matters is a family owned business and proudly Canadian.
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