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B.C. government sets 15% mark-up on cannabis, starts accepting applications for retail stores

B.C. government sets 15% mark-up on cannabis, starts accepting applications for retail stores

Mark-up will be in addition to 10% excise tax, GST, PST and possibly a cost-recovery fee
Agreement allows Alcanna to open retail stores branded Aurora

Agreement allows Alcanna to open retail stores branded Aurora

Licensed producer Aurora Cannabis will provide some but not all products in the stores
Cancer claims PWB owner Kazuko Komatsu

Cancer claims PWB owner Kazuko Komatsu

Kazuko Komatsu, owner and CEO of Pacific Western Brewing, has died after a long battle with cancer. Komatsu died on Friday, according to a media release issued by the local company.
Excluding cannabis from out-of-province growers could become the norm

Excluding cannabis from out-of-province growers could become the norm

Lawyer says province-run stores are able to buy exclusively from local cannabis growers
B.C. gets second designated wine sub-appellation: Okanagan Falls

B.C. gets second designated wine sub-appellation: Okanagan Falls

Change means that wineries in that region can put ‘Okanagan Falls’ on labels
Amazon’s profit beats expectations but sales disappoint

Amazon’s profit beats expectations but sales disappoint

Seattle e-commerce giant’s second largest hub for staff is Metro Vancouver
Walmart to build 300,000 square-foot fulfillment centre in Surrey

Walmart to build 300,000 square-foot fulfillment centre in Surrey

New centre will be in addition to Walmart's current warehouse sublease in Burnaby
Lululemon appoints Calvin McDonald as CEO

Lululemon appoints Calvin McDonald as CEO

Yogawear giant had spent five months with a vacancy in the top job
Nanaimo cannabis-grower Tilray has Nasdaq IPO

Nanaimo cannabis-grower Tilray has Nasdaq IPO

Shares surge 87% in the first day and a half of trading
Expensive tastes: Luxury musical instruments resonate with big spenders

Expensive tastes: Luxury musical instruments resonate with big spenders

Appeal of $200,000 pianos and $62,000 harps goes deeper than their price tags, musicians say