Nathan Caddell

We're not sure if you’ve heard, but there’s a federal election coming up. BCBusiness profiles the ridings in the province that are most vulnerable, according to 338Canada.com. Today’s edition focuses on Vancouver Granville. We’re less than a week away from the...

We're not sure if you’ve heard, but there’s a federal election coming up quite soon. BCBusiness profiles the ridings in the province that are most vulnerable, according to 338Canada.com. Today’s edition focuses on Esquimalt–Saanich–Sooke. We are 12 days away from a federal election that is really starting to heat up. If a vicious English leaders debate wasn’t...

In the midst of a federal election that has seemingly swept up everyone and everything in its midst, some provincial manoeuvring has gone a tad under the radar. We’re, of course, to blame for that as well, and we will continue...

The second-youngest in a family with six children had graduated from SFU in 2013 with a bachelor’s degree in business administration and was well on his way to the courthouse. But McCann, a licensed insurance broker, took what he thought would be a temporary job in the field and fell...

For a company that was founded on shots of Jägermeister, the Warehouse Group is doing pretty well. In 2003, Dan Wilson walked into the Moose, a downtown Vancouver watering hole, and was introduced to the owner, Kyle Tweter, through a mutual friend. As the story goes, the two started chatting.

“I’ve spent my career financing entrepreneurs, so there’s always a story,” says Kristi Miller. Turns out, her own tale is nothing to sneeze at. It starts in a South Vancouver kitchen where the Winston Churchill Secondary graduate spent a lot of time with a Russian friend, eating cabbage rolls and trying...

It’s been a big week for B.C. Perhaps coincidentally but almost definitely not, it’s become The Week That Political Party Leaders Stop By. There was People’s Party of Canada boss Maxime Bernier in Surrey, where some applauded him and others protested while he...

At a time when landmarks are being mowed down for real estate projects, it's become trendy to pay homage to the former. We pulled together a few examples of this marketing spin: Location: 16th and Arbutus, Vancouver Formerly: The Ridge movie theatre...

We're not sure if you’ve heard, but there’s a federal election in October. In the coming weeks, BCBusiness will profile the ridings in the province that are most vulnerable, according to 338Canada.com. Today’s edition focuses on Delta. There are some ridings...

In October, the federal government will celebrate a year of recreational cannabis becoming legal. There’s no word on how Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and company plan to mark the occasion. (Or if Trudeau will be in office long enough to...

We’re just a couple weeks into the election campaign, and B.C. has already made a lasting mark in some big ways. Of course, it’s been more of the blotchy, stainy variety; blemishes that darken most everything around them and bring everyone associated with them down. But, you know, no publicity is...

We’re not sure if you’ve heard, but there’s a federal election coming up in October. In the coming weeks, BCBusiness will profile the ridings in the province that are most vulnerable, according to 338Canada.com. Today’s edition focuses on Cowichan-Malahat-Langford. The federal election campaign has been...