Business

Did you know that downtown Vancouver's most extensive/incredible used bookstore, Macleod's, has a Tumblr and they post a photo from their insane collection on it almost every second day? You do now. BOOKMARK! http://macleodsbooks.tumblr.com

59 weeks ago I read a theory that going for 50 coffees with people you've never met is the entrepreneur's equivalent to the theory that doing anything for 10,000 hours will make you an expert on it.

I ran into my friend Joel Solomon having coffee at Terra Breads in The Village on False Creek yesterday (remember when I INTRODUCED you to him over coffee?! Meta!) and seeing him reminded me that I've been meaning to share his inspiring TEDxVancouver

58 weeks ago I read a theory that going for 50 coffees with people you've never met is the entrepreneur's equivalent to the theory that doing anything for 10,000 hours will make you an expert on it.

Last week we shared the news that troubled Vancouver publisher, Douglas & McIntrye, had been saved by Harbour Publishing ( HERE ), as well as the news that their imprint, Greystone Books, was also given a second life ( HERE ), so I suppose I shouldn'

55 weeks ago I read a theory that going for 50 coffees with people you've never met is the entrepreneur's equivalent to the theory that doing anything for 10,000 hours will make you an expert on it.

This is, by far, the best news I've received all year: troubled Vancouver publishing house Douglas & McIntyre (whom I have often cited as my favourite publisher in the world) is about to get bought by BC's own Harbour Publishing .

55 weeks ago I read a theory that going for 50 coffees with people you've never met is the entrepreneur's equivalent to the theory that doing anything for 10,000 hours will make you an expert on it.

I’m thrilled to bring you the news that one of the city’s leading brand consultancies, Cause+Affect , is launching a new initiative called The Brand Academy out of their Vancouver studio.

54 weeks ago I read a theory that going for 50 coffees with people you've never met is the entrepreneur's equivalent to the theory that doing anything for 10,000 hours will make you an expert on it.