Business

Vancouver’s smallest commercial district is in big trouble.

As part of this year’s 42nd annual Vancouver International Wine Festival (VIWF) wine industry insiders from 15 countries will join scientists and others at a symposium on how climate change is affecting wine production.

Fears of the COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak have kept the city’s Chinese-speaking community away from public spaces.

City officials are hoping a “goodwill” visit will counter a false coronavirus rumour that is damaging business for merchants.

Places like the Vancouver Art Gallery and Science World saw drops in 2019.

You can learn more about the career and training opportunities available to you at the Electrical Joint Training Committee’s next open house on February 26th in Metro Vancouver.

At last count, Vancouver was about 1,100 rooms short of what we'd had a decade prior.

The Port of Vancouver, which accommodates 25 million tonnes of imported and exported goods in containers each year, accounts for more than half of Canada’s total annual exports.

Local Chinese restaurants report capacity has dipped at times to less than 10% since the outbreak in January

Shopping centres more likely than street-front stores to feel first impact