By the Editors

The Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) is hitting the accelerator on change. Laura Jones, chief strategic officer and executive VP of national nonprofit Canadian Federation of Independent Business (CFIB), is taking over as its president and CEO after Greg D’Avignon...

“Today, it simply takes too long to get qualified candidates in front of great companies,” says Daniel Shalinsky, co-founder and CEO of Vancouver-based video interview platform Withe. “What we’ve created in Withe is a platform that benefits both recruiters and candidates...

North America’s 50 Best Bars Academy recently did what its name suggests: it ranked the best bars in North America. This is only the second year the organization—which operates as a spinoff of The World’s 50 Best Bars—has come to...

For the fourth year in a row, we’ve got an entirely new crop of women to honour in our annual Women of the Year awards. Really, it’s a testament to this province’s overwhelming stockpile of talent that we had more...

Vancouver real estate marketer Bob Rennie bought the Wing Sang Building in 2004, and renovated and restored it as his office and art exhibition space. In 2022, the provincial government provided $27.5 million to help purchase the heritage building and...

Any excuse we have to promote the buying of local goods is something we will always take. And hey, if it aligns with a chance to give your mom the thoughtfulness she deserves, then we're double in. Check out a...

B.C. has become something of a hotbed for startups looking to solve pressing challenges in the healthcare industry. With new health platforms, apps, medical devices and diagnostic solutions, there’s no shortage of impact-focused innovations in the province. But startups also have a...

It started out as more of a question: Who are the people behind the scenes at B.C. organizations that we never hear about? We’re always profiling and featuring CEOs and entrepreneurs who have made it big. But seldom do we—both...

After some five years redefining what it’s meant to grocery shop in Vancouver, Nada Grocery will be closing its brick-and-mortar store on Broadway. The store sent out an announcement today to customers that it will be moving fully online. The letter...

One wonders if Jake Kerr and Jeff Mooney were tempted to shed a tear when they signed the papers selling off the Vancouver Canadians. Of course, there’s no crying in baseball. The duo announced today that the team has been...

It can be difficult to accurately contextualize the impact federal budgets can have across a variety of sectors. That’s why we at BCBusiness thought that we’d let those various associations and organizations have their own say by riffling through our...

Self-promotion is always a little weird, but when it comes to our annual Top 100 event, we don’t mind saying that it’s a can’t-miss afternoon. The event has been part of BCBusiness and parent company Canada Wide Media for decades and...