Retail & Manufacturing

While malls and streets have gotten quieter, grocery stores are still bustling with people during the COVID-19 pandemic.

An oped from the Pembina Institute is urging Ottawa and the provinces to look at electric vehicle production as one of the pillars for rebuilding Canada’s economy post-COVID-19, but an industry veteran said he is skeptical policymakers can be convinc

With tasting rooms closed, and restaurants doing take-out only, craft brewers are struggling to sell enough to stay afloat

B.C.’s Innovative Fitness reinvents itself to weather the COVID-19 storm

It remains to be seen whether empty stores now behind boarded-up windows will reopen

Darryl Segal decided to switch his company over to hand sanitizer production when he was sitting at a traffic light at No. 4 and Blundell roads two months ago, after glancing at the formulation on a bottle he had sitting in his car.

Program involves giving workers a $2-per-hour raise throughout April

Metro Vancouver businesses catering to outdoor activity that’s conducive to social distancing – biking, inline skating and solo jogging – say they are seeing some uptick in business since the COVID-19-induced isolation measures began in March, but ho

The girls can't go door to door due to COVID-19, but retailers are helping them sell their cookies

Only five or six of the downtown shopping centre's 99 tenants are still open