Midway is a small village in the Boundary Country region of southeastern British Columbia, located approximately 700 kilometres east of Vancouver. With a population of around 700 residents, it serves as a quiet rural community nestled in the mountainous terrain between the communities of Grand Forks and Rossland.
The village sits along Highway 3, a major transportation corridor connecting the Kootenay region to the rest of the province. Midway has historically been a stopping point for travellers and maintains a modest local economy centred on agriculture, forestry, and small business. The surrounding landscape features dense forests and mountain valleys characteristic of the area, offering outdoor recreation opportunities including hiking and fishing in nearby waterways.