Hospitality, Marketing & Tourism

Legislation promises to bring B.C.'s liquor regime in line with other Canadian provinces and fight Vancouver's reputation as a “sleepy city”

Yesterday the province introduced legislation to allow caterers to obtain a liquor licence.

A new take-out service that helps put street people to work and has a low carbon footprint is being billed as "the most socially responsible lunch you'll get in Vancouver." Bites on Bikes is a new service offered by the H.A.V.E.

Harnessing mobile devices, QR codes and other technology now vital to keeping hotel owners ahead of the competition

One of the oldest Starbucks stores in Vancouver, at the southwest corner of Robson and Thurlow streets, is closing. Starbucks Coffee Co.

Critics say the Hastings North Business Improvement Association (HNBIA) should not have tried to rebrand the East Hastings strip between Commercial Drive and Renfrew Street as the city’s new East Village.

But high-end Shore Club falls victim to what owner of expanding restaurant chain says was the size of its location

Lengthy Rocky Mountaineer lockout underscores waning union influence in federal jurisdictions

Opponents pondering new tactics to convince court to quash permit for $900m year-round ski development

Glowbal Restaurant Group owner Emad Yacoub told Business in Vancouver April 4 that he plans to sue the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) for making false accusations and singling his business out in an April 2 story on the practice of servers h