In the Loop: Featured Shuswap Businesses
Get to know the local businesses behind your next great meal, weekend adventure or home project all right here in the Shuswap.
4 featured businesses


Integrity Roofing
Integrity Roofing Corp. is a family-run Salmon Arm roofing contractor serving homeowners, builders, strata properties and restoration projects throughout the Shuswap. Based on 46 Avenue SE, the company handles asphalt shingle roof repairs and replacements, complete re-roofs, cedar-to-shingle conversions, new-construction roofing, flat-roof applications and gutter installation. Their roofing options include fibreglass laminate shingles and products from IKO, Dynasty and Euroshield, along with Gentek aluminum gutter systems. Integrity Roofing has been operating in Salmon Arm since 2007 and brings extensive local experience to Shuswap homes, where changing seasons, snow and weather make a properly installed roofing system especially important. Customer feedback commonly highlights knowledgeable crews, prompt service, efficient project completion and quality workmanship. Whether you're replacing an aging roof, repairing a problem area, converting an older cedar roof or adding gutters to a new build, Integrity Roofing provides quotes and roofing solutions from its Salmon Arm location.


Northyards Cider Co
Northyards Cider Co. is an orchard-based craft cidery and tasting room in Salmon Arm. Its ciders are made with 100% BC apples and other local fruit, using traditional cider-making methods. The orchard setting and tasting room offer a place to explore locally made cider in the Shuswap. Published visitor reviews have praised the friendly service, spacious outdoor seating and cider slushies. Dry, raspberry and pineapple-mint ciders appear among past reviewers’ favourites; the current selection may vary. Check Northyards’ website or social pages for the latest tasting-room news and seasonal offerings.


Jim Grieve Real Estate Team | Homelife Salmon Arm Realty
Jim Grieve’s Roots in Salmon Arm Real Estate Behind every local business is a genuine connection to the community it serves. For Salmon Arm real estate professional Jim Grieve, that connection stretches back decades and runs deeper than most. According to his HomeLife biography, Jim has called the Shuswap home since 1984, while his family’s property ties to the area reach all the way back to the 1950s. Over the years his career has grown to include residential, recreational, multi-family and commercial real estate, along with commercial leasing, giving him a broad understanding of the local market that few can match. Source: HomeLife Salmon Arm Realty Today Jim works as part of the J Grieve Real Estate Team alongside Jordan Grieve and Nathan Grieve. Based right here in Salmon Arm, the family team helps clients navigate residential, commercial and recreational property purchases and sales. Their website describes an approach built on trust and open communication—qualities that matter when people are making some of the biggest decisions of their lives. Whether someone is buying a first home, investing in a commercial space, or looking for that perfect recreational property on the lake, the team brings both local knowledge and a personal stake in seeing the community thrive. Source: J Grieve Real Estate Team If you’re starting a property search or thinking about selling, the J Grieve Real Estate Team website is a useful place to begin. It offers current listings, practical buyer and seller guides, and a straightforward home-evaluation enquiry option. Whether you’re considering a move to the Shuswap or simply looking for a change within the community, you can visit the site to explore resources or reach out directly to Jim and the team.


Oishii Express Japanese Restaurant
Oishii Express Japanese Restaurant is a small, casual sushi spot in Salmon Arm, British Columbia, run by Japanese owners. Reviewers specifically praised the homemade potstickers with their unique dipping sauce and noted the restaurant uses no farmed fish. It does not currently hold a liquor license, so no sake is served. Whether that has changed isn't confirmed — business owners can claim this listing to add that detail.
