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Electronic Arts Canada expanding Burnaby footprint with massive new complex

Electronic Arts Canada expanding Burnaby footprint with massive new complex

New office building will be able to house roughly 500-600 employees
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This Vancouverite opened a store so all homesick Brazilians could get the foods they missed

This Vancouverite opened a store so all homesick Brazilians could get the foods they missed

The Brazilian-born Canadian immigrant brings "a little bit from each corner of Brazil" to Oba Oba Brasil Market
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Consumer complaints against Telus up slightly, says watchdog

Consumer complaints against Telus up slightly, says watchdog

Proportion of complaints against Telus lower than its major competitors
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Baking powder shortage forces Richmond fried chicken eatery to close

Baking powder shortage forces Richmond fried chicken eatery to close

Richmond businesses are being squeezed by supply chain issues due to flooding.
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Redevelopment forces closure of East Vancouver Vietnamese restaurant after nearly 30 years

Redevelopment forces closure of East Vancouver Vietnamese restaurant after nearly 30 years

"We are CLOSED. Thank you for 29 years of love and support."
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Vancouver VFX studio that worked on Game of Thrones, Iron Man, Godzilla to be sold to Netflix

Vancouver VFX studio that worked on Game of Thrones, Iron Man, Godzilla to be sold to Netflix

"Netflix will invest in Scanline’s pipeline, infrastructure and workforce"
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B.C. retail sales outperform the rest of Canada in September

B.C. retail sales outperform the rest of Canada in September

Canadian retail sales dipped 0.6%, to $56.6 billion, in September, which is less than the 1.9% decline that Statistics Canada had previously forecast.
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Meet the U.K.-born photographer capturing Vancouver comedians

Meet the U.K.-born photographer capturing Vancouver comedians

She has balanced "A Day in the Laugh" with the loneliness of being an immigrant
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Why a popular Vancouver café started roasting their own coffee beans after over a decade in business

Why a popular Vancouver café started roasting their own coffee beans after over a decade in business

They're roasting beans for true "coffee nerds" and some for anyone else who drinks coffee
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Metro Vancouver marketing academy helping launch Indigenous careers

Metro Vancouver marketing academy helping launch Indigenous careers

Students learned about SEO skills, Google Analytics, and advertising on different platforms
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