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Best Western Abercorn Inn sells in tight Richmond market

Best Western Abercorn Inn sells in tight Richmond market

Richmond’s 98-room Tudor-style Best Western Plus Abercorn Inn has new owners, Macdonald Commercial Real Estate Services Ltd. broker Cynthia Dong confirmed March 22.
Cactus Club opens new Coal Harbour restaurant

Cactus Club opens new Coal Harbour restaurant

Cactus Restaurants Ltd. last night opened its 23rd and largest restaurant – the $7.5 million, 10,000-square-foot Cactus Club Café-branded restaurant at Jack Poole Plaza in Coal Harbour.
Whistler festival organizers disgruntled with municipality

Whistler festival organizers disgruntled with municipality

Jazz fest sues resort town alleging breach of duty over 2011 event; WinterPRIDE upset over lack of funding
B.C. has more than half of Canada’s $2b cruise-ship business

B.C. has more than half of Canada’s $2b cruise-ship business

A new study estimates the economic impact of the cruise-ship industry in Canada to be $2.4 billion, with B.C. by far the biggest benefactor.
U.S. budget cuts set to drive border delays

U.S. budget cuts set to drive border delays

Canadian travellers to and from the U.S. may face extended border waits as the result of U.S. budget cuts, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP).
Canada Place to get $16 million ‘4D’ tourist attraction

Canada Place to get $16 million ‘4D’ tourist attraction

Entrepreneurs team with Aquilini Investment Group to launch FlyOver Canada
U.S. BBQ chain Famous Dave’s seeks Vancouver locations

U.S. BBQ chain Famous Dave’s seeks Vancouver locations

U.S. barbecue restaurant chain Famous Dave’s is, together with a group of franchisees, seeking to open restaurants in Vancouver, the chain’s director of franchise development Brett Larrabee told Business in Vancouver on Friday.
Celebrities reopens after $1 million renovation

Celebrities reopens after $1 million renovation

Celebrities Nightclub reopened last night after a nine-week closure and more than $1 million in renovations that equips the club to be used more frequently as a venue for live bands.
WinterPRIDE success helps B.C. reverse gay travel downturn

WinterPRIDE success helps B.C. reverse gay travel downturn

Early reports from Whistler’s WinterPRIDE gay ski week earlier this month show a significant attendance jump compared with last year.
B.C. brand could be biggest TED conference winner

B.C. brand could be biggest TED conference winner

Retail also set to benefit with conference guests predicted to make high-end purchases