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Army & Navy to liquidate inventory

Army & Navy to liquidate inventory

The 101-year-old department store chain announced earlier this month that it would close permanently
B.C.’s biggest mall - Burnaby’s Metrotown - reopens for business

B.C.’s biggest mall - Burnaby’s Metrotown - reopens for business

People get haircuts
Redeveloped Safeway on Vancouver’s Davie Street to open May 21

Redeveloped Safeway on Vancouver’s Davie Street to open May 21

The previous store closed in August 2017, and was torn down
Coquitlam poultry plant re-opened following outbreak

Coquitlam poultry plant re-opened following outbreak

The plant has been site of dozens of COVID-19 infections
B.C.’s road to recovery: Pandemic accelerates department stores' omnichannel uptake

B.C.’s road to recovery: Pandemic accelerates department stores' omnichannel uptake

When stores open, expect some great sales – but no stampedes
Burnaby friends land millions in funding for Fresh Prep

Burnaby friends land millions in funding for Fresh Prep

The COVID-19 pandemic has left a giant hole for businesses, but one group of Burnaby friends are finding their way through it.
B.C.’s road to recovery: Factories consider robotics in post-pandemic retooling

B.C.’s road to recovery: Factories consider robotics in post-pandemic retooling

Experts say the pandemic will transform the sector as social distancing persists
Jacqui Cohen to permanently close Army & Navy

Jacqui Cohen to permanently close Army & Navy

The five-store department-store chain has operated for 101 years
Vancouver liquor store uses thermal camera to screen customers

Vancouver liquor store uses thermal camera to screen customers

"This is one more step that we are taking in the battle with COVID-19 in order to keep the staff and customer's safe and this technology will be the reality for many places in Vancouver and the world from now on."
Anti-virus measures in place at Richmond's food-packing operations

Anti-virus measures in place at Richmond's food-packing operations

There have been COVID-19 outbreaks at food processing facilities across the Lower Mainland, but Richmond seems to have avoided the same issues