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B.C. gas bars on the market as Parkland plans to sell off 157 Canadian outlets

B.C. gas bars on the market as Parkland plans to sell off 157 Canadian outlets

Chevron and FasGas among the brands up for sale as gas firm looks to optimize
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Eggs going to cost you this Easter thanks to bird flu, weather, inflation

Eggs going to cost you this Easter thanks to bird flu, weather, inflation

Worldwide egg prices retreating some, but you still should prepare for sticker shock
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Kelowna woman breaks down barriers to adventure racing in B.C.

Kelowna woman breaks down barriers to adventure racing in B.C.

Nathalie Long created Adventure Immersion Lab Ltd. after realizing the Okanagan is the perfect place to host adventure races.
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Corporations in good shape if TikTok goes dark, not so much the little guy

Corporations in good shape if TikTok goes dark, not so much the little guy

Smaller brands have come to rely on social media platform as U.S. threatens national ban
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Taseko strikes deal to claim full ownership of B.C. 2nd largest copper mine

Taseko strikes deal to claim full ownership of B.C. 2nd largest copper mine

Firm to acquire remaining 12% of Gibraltar copper mine from two minority partners
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$242M Vancouver Island film studio coming soon to slopes of the Malahat

$242M Vancouver Island film studio coming soon to slopes of the Malahat

Project on Malahat Nation land aims to expand local film industry with sustainable focus
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Campbell River’s Poseidon announces financing to expand salmon farming ops

Campbell River’s Poseidon announces financing to expand salmon farming ops

The funding, over $25 million, will expand modern salmon farming
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Firm announces $50M investment into new industry hub for northeast B.C.

Firm announces $50M investment into new industry hub for northeast B.C.

Buffalo transforming former Canfor pulp mill site in Taylor into logistics and infrastructure hub
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Okanagan farmer fears climate change will prune agriculture from family tree

Okanagan farmer fears climate change will prune agriculture from family tree

Jennifer Deol of There and Back Again Farms worries that without a shift to sustainability, small-scale farming may be a thing of the past
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Tourism executive from Kelowna named B.C. Business Woman of the Year

Tourism executive from Kelowna named B.C. Business Woman of the Year

‘I am so grateful for our industry, and honoured to be recognized in such a meaningful way’
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