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West Coast Reduction Ltd. was recycling long before environmental sustainability was a consideration. The company is now instrumental in helping B.C. achieve its greenhouse gas reduction targets by supporting next-generation biofuel production.

Global economic uncertainty fueled by the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has left many businesses struggling with unprecedented challenges to their survival.

To say we live in unprecedented times is a huge understatement.

Whether you're simply looking to meet the minimum BC Building Code or Step Code 1, or go above and beyond to BC Energy Step Code 2, 3, 4 or even 5, you can use natural gas space and water heating.

By Will Wilson, Sustainability Manager, Pace Solutions The pandemic forced most Vancouver businesses to work remotely, inspiring business owners to review their overhead costs.

This is prime fundraising gala season. Spiffed up in our finest, and often celebrated in the pages of Business in Vancouver, people flock to ballrooms each year to raise funds for all types of charitable causes.

Despite the economic turmoil caused by COVID-19, the technology sector continues to grow, especially in Vancouver, contributing to the country’s recovery.

When the pandemic hit, TELUS stepped in with a plan to enable a virtual business model for the BC SPCA, its employees and its four-legged clients

Canada is poised to become a world leader in exporting clean technology by 2025. Here in British Columbia, one of Vancouver’s top intellectual property lawyers thinks we could see a cleantech boom following the global COVID-19 pandemic.

It’s always tough for British Columbia’s half a million small businesses to compete and thrive, but COVID-19 has created a business climate that is almost unrecognizable—creating an even tougher environment for them to operate.