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Strong sales growth in B.C. for American whiskey is stimulating increasing marketing efforts from large U.S. bourbon producers. Kentucky-based Buffalo Trace Distillery , for example, is sending master distiller Harlen Wheatley to B.C.

Federal finance minister Jim Flaherty announced Monday morning in Ottawa regulatory changes to government-backed insured mortgages – changes designed to stabilize Canada’s housing market and rein in Canadians’ borrowing habits, which have been fuelle

A group of commercial seaplane operators wants to construct a new terminal they claim would be a cheaper and more logistically viable alternative to the $22-million seaplane and marina facility being proposed for the north end of the Vancouver Conven

Vancouver Art Gallery (VAG) representatives expect Vancouver city council on January 20 to vote in favour of a staff proposal to earmark a two-acre downtown site to be the future home of a new purpose-built art gallery.

Vancouver-based venture capital firm Chrysalix Energy Venture Capital is targeting Alberta’s clean technology sector with the opening of a Calgary office.

The opening of the newest Keg restaurant – at the old Hy’s Mansion and Macaroni Grill castle on Davie Street – is closer to being a reality, Keg owner David Aisenstat told Business in Vancouver on Friday.

The new Vancouver Convention Centre has helped kill the 15-year-old restaurant Aqua Riva, which has long relied on traffic from the old Vancouver Convention and Exhibition Centre. Toseki Entertainment Ltd.

Vancouver’s resale housing market posted a small month-over-month decline in activity in December 2010, according to a release from the Canadian Real Estate Association (CREA) addressing national trends.

The TSX Venture Exchange (TSX-V) hit a new daily volume trading record Thursday, with volume hitting 608,723,293 shares. “There’s great momentum and interest in the companies that are listed on the TSX Venture Exchange .

Canada Line workers have voted 95% in favour of strike action but do not yet have plans to disrupt service. Were any disruption to occur in the future, it would only affect the Canada Line and not other SkyTrain lines or the buses.