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Updated: Prime retail space available at Broadway and Granville

Updated: Prime retail space available at Broadway and Granville

Fragrant Wood Gallery moves out of one of the highest visibility spaces in B.C.
Food deflation hits Western Canadian grocers

Food deflation hits Western Canadian grocers

Price wars, shifting consumer shopping habits atop business challenges for store owners
16 B.C. grocery stores now sell wine on shelves

16 B.C. grocery stores now sell wine on shelves

Real Canadian Superstore launches wine sales in Langley and Langford
B.C.’s food processing industry helps fuel economic growth

B.C.’s food processing industry helps fuel economic growth

Small and micro-sized businesses make up 90% of the sector in the province
B.C.’s used-goods industry tops $1 billion

B.C.’s used-goods industry tops $1 billion

Affordability, demographics changing consumer behaviour: report
New Arc’teryx GM takes path less travelled

New Arc’teryx GM takes path less travelled

Profile: Jon Hoerauf, general manager and president, Arc'teryx
New Zealand, E.U. protest B.C. wine in grocery stores

New Zealand, E.U. protest B.C. wine in grocery stores

The regions join the U.S., which is taking action at the World Trade Organization
Receiver appointed for Shoes.com, which has more than $10 million in debt

Receiver appointed for Shoes.com, which has more than $10 million in debt

Alvarez & Marsal Canada has power to assign the online shoe retailer into bankruptcy
Nanaimo marijuana company to export to Chile

Nanaimo marijuana company to export to Chile

Tilray's export market expands into South America
B.C. retail sales stumble in November

B.C. retail sales stumble in November

B.C. retail retraced part of its previous month’s surge in November as sales declined for the first time in six months. Despite the dip, consumer spending remained robust as total sales reached $6.37 billion. That was down 0.7% from October but 5.