Business in Vancouver (BIV)

Business in Vancouver is a highly regarded weekly newspaper that has been catering to the Greater Vancouver area since 1989. Aimed at business leaders and decision-makers, it delivers essential local business news and insights every week. The publication covers a wide range of topics, including detailed reports on mergers and acquisitions in British Columbia, as well as ongoing features like the biggest business deals in the province and lists of the Top 100 companies across various industries.

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Poilievre defends economic growth projections in Conservative platform as 'essential'

1 day ago | biv.com | Craig Lord

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Coworking expands across Metro Vancouver amid pricing pressures

3 days ago | biv.com | Rob Shaw |Glen Korstrom |Jami Makan |Cirque du Soleil

Michael Tchao, a 37-year-old creator of food education videos, says he likes a few things about his usual coworking spot in Vancouver. There’s the “really good” furniture and many power outlets. There’s more security than a coffee shop or public library, allowing him to leave his belongings unattended. There’s also sparkling water, cold-brew coffee and kombucha on tap in a large open kitchen. WeWork Inc.’s space at 2015 Main Street also offers networking opportunities.
Rob Shaw: Summer squeeze forces Eby to reconsider short-term rental restrictions

3 days ago | biv.com | Rob Shaw

Premier David Eby is raising the prospect of rescinding his government’s controversial short-term rental restrictions. This comes as financially stretched British Columbians avoiding travel to the United States face the prospect of expensive local hotel stays and limited online vacation rentals this summer. Eby said he does not want his government’s ban on people renting investment properties on sites like Airnb to stretch on forever.
Canadians pull back from US travel as airlines shift focus home

5 days ago | biv.com | Glen Korstrom

Evidence is mounting that Canadians are taking U.S. President Donald Trump’s trade war seriously and avoiding travelling south of the border. Airline executives are adding options for more domestic travel as they pivot away from flying as frequently or as extensively to U.S. destinations.
Adrian Raeside cartoon: How to chat with election canvassers who comes to your door

1 week ago | biv.com | Jami Makan |Mario Canseco |Rob Shaw |Graeme Wood

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Lure of remote work drawing Canadians into costly employment scams, warns BBB

1 week ago | biv.com | Mario Canseco |Jami Makan |Graeme Wood |Mike Howell

The Better Business Bureau is urging Canadians to be wary of employment scams. “Be cautious if you are offered a job that includes excellent pay and work-from-home opportunities,” stated the BBB Canada Risk report, released Tuesday.
Green Party co-leader says removal from leaders' debates is 'undemocratic'

1 week ago | biv.com | David Baxter

OTTAWA — The stage will look different that originally planned Wednesday night, when Canada's major party leaders square off in the first of two nationally televised debates. Instead of five podiums on the stage, there will now only be four. The Green Party had its invitation rescinded less than 12 hours before the debate is set to start, with the Leaders' Debates Commission saying the party no longer met the criteria to be included.
Sean Orr, Lucy Maloney sworn in as Vancouver’s new city councillors

1 week ago | biv.com | Mike Howell

Newly elected Vancouver city councillors Sean Orr of COPE and Lucy Maloney of OneCity were officially sworn in Tuesday at city hall. Orr and Maloney took the oath of office in the council chamber before family, friends and an audience that included Musqueam Indian Band Chief Wayne Sparrow, Fire Chief Karen Fry and former councillors Peter Ladner, Ellen Woodsworth and Jean Swanson. Both councillors then participated in their first council meeting.
Les Leyne: Minister says U.S. customers 'fearful' of protesting duties

1 week ago | biv.com | Les Leyne

The Trump administration’s focus on retribution against individuals and organizations that disagree with him may be curbing B.C.’s effort to rally U.S. protests against lumber price hikes. Premier David Eby is talking to U.S. politicians about the issue — he had a virtual meeting with California Gov. Gavin Newsom on Monday. But Forests Minister Ravi Parmar said U.S. organizations and businesses that will have to deal with higher lumber prices when the higher duties hit seem reluctant to speak up.
S&P/TSX composite up more than 200 points, U.S. stock markets also higher

1 week ago | biv.com | Jami Makan |Graeme Wood |Mario Canseco |Stefan Labbe

TORONTO — Strength in the technology, base metal and financial sectors helped Canada's main stock index gain more than 200 points in late-morning trading, while U.S. stocks also climbed higher. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 213.89 points at 24,080.42. In New York, the Dow Jones industrial average was up 125.52 points at 40,650.31. The S&P 500 index was up 28.99 points at 5,434.96, while the Nasdaq composite was up 86.48 points at 16,917.96.