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Sprott Shaw campus closures likely to continue

Business in Vancouver has learned that executives at Sprott-Shaw Community College (SSCC), which recently announced it would close the company’s Duncan, Vernon and Courtenay campuses, are considering further campus closures.

Mobio enters charitable partnership with Dairy Queen

Vancouver’s Mobio Technologies Inc . is making cold cash from a summer partnership with Dairy Queen (DQ) that involves DQ customers using Mobio’s app to donate to a children’s charity.

Rising food, gas prices take toll on B.C.: RBC

Rising food and gas prices are continuing to affect B.C. residents and change their spending plans, according to an RBC (TSX: RY) report released this morning. The July RBC Canadian Consumer Index found that 44% of B.C.

Province, Tlingit sign land-use agreement

The provincial government and the Taku River Tlingit First Nation have signed an agreement providing resource development opportunities and creating 13 new protected areas for more than three million hectares in the Atlin Taku region in Northwestern

Retirees lead country in budgeting: CIBC

Retirees are leading the country in making budgets and sticking to them, according to a poll released today by CIBC (TSX:CM).

Pinkberry launches at Park Royal Thursday

American frozen yogurt chain Pinkberry has decided that Metro Vancouver is fertile ground for several new locations, starting with a new store opening at Park Royal on July 21.

Lesley Stowe profile

Crisp operations: After 14 years of running a successful gourmet shop and catering business, Lesley Stowe hit the jackpot again with a new brand of crisp bread snacks that has spawned a slew of copycats

Vancouver urged to follow Toronto and New York and pay parade policing costs

Advocates say the civic events stimulate tourism and create business for merchants, hoteliers, restaurateurs

On Broadway: The city’s next transit-line battle

Vancouver’s mayoral candidates are pushing for a SkyTrain tunnel link under the Broadway corridor to be the region’s top transit priority once Evergreen Line financing is confirmed.

Walter Energy’s Vancouver-based CEO bows out amid takeover speculation

After three months on the job, coal boss Keith Calder has called it quits citing differences in “management philosophy”