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Century-old Vancouver butcher adding 50-seat restaurant to shop

Century-old Vancouver butcher adding 50-seat restaurant to shop

It's the oldest business on Kitsilano's West 4th Avenue
End of an era as longtime New West jewelry store set to close

End of an era as longtime New West jewelry store set to close

Cartwright Jewelers is inviting folks to “come by and share a memory and say goodbye” as a local institution prepares to close its doors.
Port Coquitlam tortilla factory hands out 600 kg of tortillas to quarantined migrant workers

Port Coquitlam tortilla factory hands out 600 kg of tortillas to quarantined migrant workers

'Right now, it’s time to help, not time to cry.'
McWatters family sells wine assets out of creditor protection

McWatters family sells wine assets out of creditor protection

Abbotsford’s Ron and Shelley Mayert buy Encore Vineyards, Time Winery for $5.8 million
B.C.’s international wine stores to soon sell beer, spirits

B.C.’s international wine stores to soon sell beer, spirits

Wine-store owners have felt unfairly treated for years
Lululemon acquires home-fitness firm Mirror for US$500m

Lululemon acquires home-fitness firm Mirror for US$500m

What happened: Lululemon acquires American company in US$500-million deal Why it matters: The acquisition comes as clothing retailers face uncertainty amid the COVID-19 pandemic Lululemon Athletica Inc.
Local cycling businesses dodge COVID-19 potholes

Local cycling businesses dodge COVID-19 potholes

Rentals, shared bikes hit business skid, while retail bicycle sales jump
Canadian retail sales down in April, as e-commerce sales soar

Canadian retail sales down in April, as e-commerce sales soar

Retail sales dropped 26.4% in April, as e-commerce transactions were up 56%
B.C. brand trust index shows trouble emerging for Amazon

B.C. brand trust index shows trouble emerging for Amazon

E-commerce giant and others who face social-values challenges may face backlash from consumers
B.C. to allow cannabis stores to have transparent windows

B.C. to allow cannabis stores to have transparent windows

Past requirement for non-transparent glass had clashed with some city bylaws