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Burnaby’s tallest tower to house a Starwood Element hotel

Burnaby’s tallest tower to house a Starwood Element hotel

Bosa Properties-built complex will also soon house Glowbal Group's 7,000-square-foot, 250-seat Trattoria restaurant
Umberto Menghi’s Il Giardino to reopen as Giardino this spring

Umberto Menghi’s Il Giardino to reopen as Giardino this spring

Legendary restaurateur operated Il Giardino for 37 years before closing the iconic bistro in 2013
B.C. hotelier highs and lows over low Canadian dollar, depressed oil prices

B.C. hotelier highs and lows over low Canadian dollar, depressed oil prices

More affordable for foreign visitors, but reduced buying power could deter domestic travel
New Year, new eats

New Year, new eats

Celebrate Lunar New Year with an unforgettable dining experience
It’s not just Starbucks – more cafes in B.C. are serving liquor

It’s not just Starbucks – more cafes in B.C. are serving liquor

Starbucks plans to offer beer, wine and light food items in several Canadian locations by the end of 2015
East Vancouver emerges as B.C. microbrew hub

East Vancouver emerges as B.C. microbrew hub

Parallel 49 triples its revenue to become the largest of nearly a dozen east-side brewers
Valentine's stay

Valentine's stay

Love packages from local hoteliers
Marriott buys B.C.’s Delta Hotels for $168 million

Marriott buys B.C.’s Delta Hotels for $168 million

British Columbia Investment Management Corp. to keep associated real estate assets
Restaurateurs diversify their revenue menu

Restaurateurs diversify their revenue menu

Food trucks, restaurants, catering and sales in supermarkets keep cash flow steady
When in Whistler, do as the Scandinavians do

When in Whistler, do as the Scandinavians do

Scandinave Spa offers therapeutic escape at an outdoor bath retreat