Retail & Manufacturing

As luxury fashion store Nordstrom (NYSE: JWN) prepares for the fall 2015 launch of its flagship Canadian outlet in Vancouver, a new study warns the country is falling out of favour with retailers.

Made-in-Strathcona initiative aimed at promoting area’s enterprising upsides

Small businesses in British Columbia are again the most confident in Canada, the Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB) reported in its monthly survey.

Ever wish you could get your daughter into the opening of Vancouver’s first American Girl store an hour before it opens to the public? What would your wife do to get into a private screening of James Franco’s new indie blockbuster? Or how about getting a copy of Jamie Oliver’s new cookbook a month before it hits the shelves?

Richmond’s Petcetera is closing or selling all of its remaining locations.

Return of television productions has helped revive the fortunes of the city's ailing studios

Government is a reliable resource for Canadian manufacturers that depend on exports

As China and the U.S. discover B.C. wines, vintners say exports must be a collaborative effort

B.C. companies such as Arc’teryx are already doing business in the far eastern country

Target Corporation (NYSE:TGT) announced its first quarter results May 21, and the beleaguered Target Canada segment has seen its operating loss increase 3.1% to $211 million this quarter from $205 million in the same period last year.