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Beloved downtown Vancouver restaurant closes after 16 years (VIDEO)

Beloved downtown Vancouver restaurant closes after 16 years (VIDEO)

The family immigrated to Canada in 1999 with dreams of running a business. 🥙
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'Clothed until further notice': Vancouver's Penthouse banks on pent-up demand

'Clothed until further notice': Vancouver's Penthouse banks on pent-up demand

The 'LONGEST 2 WEEKS EVER' could be over soon.
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Investigation: Is Vancouver’s Chinatown dying?

Investigation: Is Vancouver’s Chinatown dying?

Pandemic-triggered increases in store closures, street disorder and anti-Asian racism have slammed the historic community, with a contrasting mix of unease and optimism among those who remain and those who left
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Milestones, the restaurant chain that started in Vancouver, is getting new ownership

Milestones, the restaurant chain that started in Vancouver, is getting new ownership

With dwindling presence in its home region of Vancouver, Milestones is set to expand...in Quebec.
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Vancouver entrepreneur develops high-rise window-cleaning robot (VIDEO)

Vancouver entrepreneur develops high-rise window-cleaning robot (VIDEO)

Think of it as a Roomba for skyscrapers.
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Vancouver city councillor’s fate now in judge’s hands

Vancouver city councillor’s fate now in judge’s hands

Green Party Coun. Michael Wiebe was in court over conflict-of-interest allegations related to the city’s temporary patio program
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2021 is year of labour unrest at Metro Vancouver hotels

2021 is year of labour unrest at Metro Vancouver hotels

Large unions say they may pull $2 million in annual business from Hilton Vancouver Metrotown
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B.C. menswear retailer Boys'Co. to permanently close

B.C. menswear retailer Boys'Co. to permanently close

David Goldman, 71, became a partner in his father's business in 1973, and at one point had 14 stores in five brands. 
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Oil and gas exports could make Canada's emission targets impossible, report shows

Oil and gas exports could make Canada's emission targets impossible, report shows

A new report on Canada's oil and gas sector calls on the government to kill the Trans Mountain expansion and new LNG projects if the country has a hope of meeting the federal target of net-zero emissions by 2050.
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Vancouver councillor’s conflict case expected to conclude Thursday

Vancouver councillor’s conflict case expected to conclude Thursday

Michael Wiebe in court over votes on city’s temporary patio program
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