CRANBROOK, BC
Home to our head office & main base of operations – Cranbrook is the central hub of our service network across the Kootenays.
"The Sunshine City" and our home!
The City of Cranbrook, located in the Canadian Rockies, is the Kootenay Rockies’ largest city and is nestled in a valley with Kootenay National Park to the east and the Purcell Mountains to the west. The region boasts more sunshine than anywhere else in British Columbia. Various attractions are close by including The Canadian Museum of Rail Travel which offers guided tours. Fort Steele Heritage Town, just 20 minutes away. Golfing, fishing, trails to suit every ability for walking, hiking and cycling in the summer and an abundance of winter sports are available when the snow season arrives. Cranbrook has a revitalized downtown with interesting shops and services bounded by beautiful heritage homes. This well-rounded community offers both arts and sports facilities. Enjoy the racquet / squash court or take a dip in the wave pool at the Recreation Centre. See a concert at the Key City Theatre or enjoy an intimate night of local theatre or live music at the Studio.
Some of the great local organizations we work with:
We Love Supporting Local
StratIS is proud to help support local organizations and events. If you see one of our vehicles or a dinosaur costume at an event, chances are its one of us!
Mission Thrift Store Grand Opening
Supplied free event wifi for the grand opening party, and enjoyed the tunes and BBQ!
Tidy POS System
We gained back valuable counter space by moving the POS onto a pole mount.
Support from Anywhere
Josh supporting a client on the way to the peak of Mt. Fisher.
Santa Claus Parade
This year’s Santa Claus parade had a roaring surprise from StratIS – our team members in dinosaur suits handing out candy to the kids! The cheers of “It’s a Dinosaur!!!” still echo in our hearts. 🦕
Event Wifi
We provided WiFi coverage for community engagement in the Columbia Basin Treaty Discussions
Heart of the Community
We were spotlighted in Morgan Turner’s fantastic “Heart of the Community” project.