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Veteran to novices: “Just do it!”

Veteran to novices: “Just do it!”

Thinking too much before opening a business can lead to paralysis

The CRA's interpretations are preferences, not rules

These bulletins are detailed preferences the CRA wants you to follow because they gene rate the largest tax revenues, but they also generate myths that a lot of people follow
Small Business BC's free seminars support entrepreneurs

Small Business BC's free seminars support entrepreneurs

In celebration of Small Business Month, Small Business BC is hosting a series of free seminars to encourage entrepreneurial education.
Province rewards business-friendly communities

Province rewards business-friendly communities

The B.C. government has awarded six B.C. communities with B.C.'s Most Small Business Friendly Community Awards. The province selected one community from six of B.C.'s eight economic regions.
Vancouver low on list of Sears store upgrades

Vancouver low on list of Sears store upgrades

Sears Canada president Calvin McDonald told Business in Vancouver in an exclusive interview that he plans to spend "millions" of dollars each to upgrade his Nanaimo and his Kelowna stores.
Canadian entrepreneur boom ahead: CIBC

Canadian entrepreneur boom ahead: CIBC

Canadians will increasingly become their own bosses, according to a CIBC report issued this morning.
Massive YVR duty-free shop opens, sells $36k-a-bottle whisky

Massive YVR duty-free shop opens, sells $36k-a-bottle whisky

The first World Duty Free shop outside the U.K. has officially opened at Vancouver International Airport, where travellers can buy pricy French perfume, high-end cosmetics and 70-year-old whisky that sells for $35,888 a bottle.
B.C. organic cereal official snack for space station

B.C. organic cereal official snack for space station

First an appearance on Dragon's Den got it onto the launch pad; now an organic cereal made in B.C. will literally take off into space for snacking on by astronauts on the International Space Station.
Richmond ginseng grower dissolves company

Richmond ginseng grower dissolves company

A Richmond company that grew ginseng in Ontario is dissolving, thanks to losses from low ginseng prices in Asia. Chai-Na-Ta Corp.
Study launched as part of buy-local campaign

Study launched as part of buy-local campaign

Small, independent businesses in B.C. are being asked to participate in a survey that is part of a campaign aimed at shifting 10% of consumer spending in B.C. to local businesses.