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Metro Vancouver grocery war goes online

Metro Vancouver grocery war goes online

Walmart, Real Canadian Superstore and T&T Supermarket are new entrants to field
McArthurGlen mall near Vancouver International Airport to launch Phase 2

McArthurGlen mall near Vancouver International Airport to launch Phase 2

Expansion to the outlet mall is set to open in spring 2019
Protests against MEC are sign of the social media age

Protests against MEC are sign of the social media age

Responsibilities of co-operative companies seen as higher than for private firms
MEC drops brands associated with American gun manufacturer

MEC drops brands associated with American gun manufacturer

Vancouver’s Mountain Equipment Co-op (MEC) has announced it is suspending any further orders of products from five brands of outdoor equipment owned by American company Vista Outdoor: Bollé, Bushnell, CamelBak, Camp Chef and Jimmy Styks.
Several new tenants slated for Granville Street

Several new tenants slated for Granville Street

Chit Chat restaurant, Blaze Pizza and Spaces co-working office venture to fill former Tom Lee Music building

Infographic: Cost of common grocery items over 10 years

How much more expensive is milk now than it was a decade ago? Steak? Ice cream? This infographic tracks changes in price for 30 common groceries in the United States over the past 10 years
Walmart partners with SPUD for Metro Vancouver grocery delivery

Walmart partners with SPUD for Metro Vancouver grocery delivery

Partnership involves Walmart sharing warehouse with SPUD subsidiary
The future of fashion will be digitized

The future of fashion will be digitized

New Vancouver clothing line aimed at exploiting fast-rising online marketplace
Muji to open Richmond store this spring

Muji to open Richmond store this spring

Japanese retailer Muji announced on Twitter last week that it will open its third B.C. location in Richmond. As the seventh location in Canada, the shop will come to Richmond Centre in April.
Alberta boycott has B.C. wineries seeking overseas markets

Alberta boycott has B.C. wineries seeking overseas markets

Alberta Premier Rachel Notley’s decision to ban imports of British Columbia wine in her province is expected to cost B.C. winery owners about $70 million annually in sales unless they can find new buyers. And while the B.C.