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Rental apartments possible for former hotel site; Ridge Theatre redevelopment raises Arbutus area concerns

Rental apartments possible for former hotel site; Ridge Theatre redevelopment raises Arbutus area concerns

Redevelopment of the former Plaza 500 hotel at Cambie and West 12th has taken a new turn with word that owner KBK Ventures Ltd. is approaching the city regarding alternative uses for the property.

Terror and trauma in wake of revenue agency raid

On Monday, April 6, 2009, at 8 a.m. business owner Angus McAllister was roused from sleep by yelling and pounding at his front door.

How will the Liberals’ 2012 budget affect B.C.’s economy, and what does the province now need most from the upcoming federal budget?

Liberal budget priorities eroding government's fiscal credibility

Canadian, U.S. venture capital funds set sights on Canada's information technology sector

There's been resurgence in the Canadian IT sector's private equity market.

Digesting solutions to food industry challenges

Anyone who cares about one of the biggest industries in Canada (agriculture) and its impact on the biggest government-spending sector in Canada (health care) should be paying attention to the raging debates going on about Canada’s food future.

Gauging the impact of push and pull in Vancouver City’s planning game

Whenever a senior high-profile public servant is canned – TTC head Gary Webster in Toronto, Vancouver city planner Brent Toderian – there’s a push and a pull.
Robert MacDonald: Positive developments

Robert MacDonald: Positive developments

Robert MacDonald has made a fortune developing real estate projects and knowing when to buy and sell properties by gauging the shifting tides of B.C. politics
U.S. buying intentions decline in 2012; domestic investment intentions rise

U.S. buying intentions decline in 2012; domestic investment intentions rise

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Betting against Google could be a risky gamble for your business

The cover of Fast Company magazine recently caught my eye. A photo of Google CEO Larry Page was plastered on the front under the heading, “Look out Apple, Facebook & Amazon – Why Google will win.”

You are what you buy

If a nutritionist says, “You are what you eat,” then for a business, there’s some truth in recognizing that you are what you buy. That is, you’re not going to reduce your energy use if you keep buying inefficient computers and equipment. Or reduce waste if you don’t get your suppliers to stop using those Styrofoam peanuts.