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Support Our Local Economy

  • OfficeofDavidWilliams
  • Jun 27
  • 2 min read

Updated: Jul 10

Ross Street, Downtown Salmon Arm.
Ross St. Downtown Salmon Arm

In the Salmon Arm–Shuswap region, we’re fortunate to have so many creative entrepreneurs, family-run shops, and hardworking small business owners. From cozy cafés and boutique retailers to local artisans and service providers, these businesses are the heartbeat of our communities—and they need our support now more than ever.

DID YOU KNOW? WHEN YOU SHOP LOCAL, YOUR MONEY GOES FURTHER.

In fact, 66 cents of every dollar spent at a local business stays right here in the community—supporting jobs, sponsoring local events, and fueling the regional economy. Compare that to just 11 cents with multinationals and a mere 9 cents when you shop online with global giants. That’s a huge difference.


So next time you’re looking for a gift, a bite to eat, or a service, choose local.


Here's a list of a few favourites from our office staff:


  • Narrows Smokehouse

  • D Dutchman Dairy

  • The Shark Shack

  • Finz

  • The Nom

  • Shuswap Pie

  • Anvil Coffee

  • River Otter Outdoors

  • Sutherlands Bakery & Deli

  • DeMilles Farmers Market

  • Grass Roots Dairy

  • Farmstrong Cidery

  • Ricochet Brewing

  • Marionette Winery

  • Enderby Rentals

  • Log Barn

  • Starlight Drive-In

  • Monashee Outdoors

  • WearAbouts Clothing Co.

  • Fieldstone Organics

  • Village Dairy

  • Armstrong Farm Co.

  • Reverent Acres

  • Tappen Valley Meats

  • Beach Chik & Island Time

  • On Alex

  • Lake & Life Apparel


THERE'S MORE THAN 1 WAY TO SUPPORT LOCAL BUSINESSES.

And don’t stop there—share your experience on social media. Tag your favourite small businesses, leave a positive review, or post a photo of your purchase. A little shoutout can go a long way in helping local entrepreneurs reach new customers.


Every dollar—and every post—makes a difference. Let’s keep our communities vibrant by shopping local and spreading the word.

 
 
 

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