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Lululemon to expand headquarters to large space at CF Pacific Centre

Vancouver-based yogawear giant Lululemon Athletica Inc. (Nasdaq:LULU) today confirmed to BIV that it has signed a lease to occupy nearly 300,000 square feet of office space above CF Pacific...

Uncertainty swirls after Trump threatens 35% tariff on Canada

B.C. retailers are unlikely to be changing long-term plans following U.S. President Donald Trump's Thursday threat to levy a 35 per cent tariff on Canadian...

Canadian businesses with American-sounding names lean into their roots

Geopolitical tensions have left some Canadian companies with American-sounding names facing unprecedented marketing challenges. U.S. President Donald Trump’s ongoing insults to Canadian sovereignty, and threats...

B.C. visits to U.S. continue to plunge

New data from multiple sources show that the trend of British Columbians travelling less across the border to the U.S. is continuing – by land and by...

Vancouver sports and concerts battle for fans as spending habits shift

Vancouver sports and arts organizations competing for consumers’ entertainment dollars are seeing varying degrees of success. Geopolitical headwinds are fuelling uncertainty in the economy, prompting...

National Bank sues Joseph Richard Group principals for $16M each

The National Bank of Canada is suing Joseph Richard Group principals Ryan Moreno and Andre Bourque in separate lawsuits for $16,014,972.60 each.  This includes some...

Vancouver’s Donnelly Group readies to exit creditor protection

Vancouver's Donnelly Group is preparing to exit creditor protection, principal Jeff Donnelly told BIV today.  The good news with this, he said, is that all...

Vancouver’s Duer ramps up European, North American expansion

Vancouver-based clothing manufacturer Duer, which sells to hundreds of resellers, has found sufficient success to support plans to expand further in North America and Europe. One prong in...

B.C. job market paradox: Hiring up, entry-level prospects down

Statistics Canada data show B.C. is gaining jobs and doing so at a faster rate than other provinces. Indications, however, point to some job seekers having more...

B.C. alters tourism strategy to attract off-peak visitors

British Columbia has proven itself to be a magnet for tourists, but one problem for the industry is that visitors tend to arrive during peak...

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