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Ikon Pass Adds Two More New Destinations for the 22/23 Winter Season - Lotte Arai Resort in Japan and Panorama Mountain Resort in British Columbia, Canada

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Thursday, September 1, 2022
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The Ikon Pass community has expanded around the globe with the addition of Lotte Arai Resort in Japan and Panorama Mountain Resort in British Columbia.

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  • The Ikon Pass community has expanded around the globe with the addition of Lotte Arai Resort in Japan and Panorama Mountain Resort in British Columbia.
  • Panorama Mountain Resort is thrilled to join the Ikon Pass community and showcase all the resort has to offer in this special part of Canada, said Steve Paccagnan, President and Chief Executive Officer, Panorama Mountain Resort.
  • Ikon Pass First Tracks applies to the 22/23 Ikon Pass, Ikon Base Pass, Ikon Base Plus Pass and Ikon Session Pass based on pass access.
  • Ikon Pass Travel is an online travel planning service exclusively for members of the Ikon Pass community that offers the ability to seamlessly explore and book all aspects of adventure across Ikon Pass destinations.

CPABC: Kootenay housing starts stay strong in 2021, while two major projects finished construction

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Tuesday, March 15, 2022
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Strong demand and rising prices for larger homes caused investors to focus more on developing the typically larger detached units.

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  • Strong demand and rising prices for larger homes caused investors to focus more on developing the typically larger detached units.
  • The decline was concentrated in Cranbrook, where the 195 units started in 2021 was well below the 330 started in 2020.
  • The region has also continued to benefit from major project activity, including the completion of two long-running projects.
  • The major project activity in the region, including some new major projects that have recently begun construction, has helped provide economic stability during a challenging period.