Retail & Manufacturing

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 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.

Baby boomers – defined as those over 55 – are the primary consumers of marijuana, according to Statistics Canada, and marijuana storefront operators say many of their regular clients are over age 55.

Columbia’s largest 100 manufacturers have increased their employee base by an average of 3.3% since last year by adding 544 employees to their rosters.

Food delivery company’s partnership with a large grocer makes expansion possible

Vancouver venture known for its TrueBlue brand used to be one of B.C.'s 100 largest public companies

It is no surprise Sobeys closed its Safeway location at Lougheed Town Centre, according to Shape Properties. Last month, Sobeys Inc.

Aspiring retailers criticize government bureaucracy and perks given to illegal operators

it’s been 95 years since the act to Prohibit the improper use of opium and other Drugs added cannabis to the list of illegal drugs in canada.

The company has agreed to pay Laurent Potdevin US$5m in exchange for the signing of an agreement that includes 'a covenant not to sue and a covenant of future cooperation'