Local Business

The Kings Crossing development is still taking shape in Burnaby’s growing Edmonds area, but residents were clearly stoked at the arrival the new retail options being built.

British Columbians have never bought so much legal weed.

Le Chateau has been a part of my life since the 1980s – my entire outfit for Burnaby North Secondary School’s *cough* 1986 grad ceremonies came from there.

Emmeline Chang likes shopping at Costco in Burnaby, so she was even more excited when the shopping giant recently introduced same-day delivery service.

Out of all the Burnaby business survival stories I’ve been following during the COVID-19 pandemic, the one I am perhaps pulling for the most involves Crystal Mall.

Freshii Inc. says its core lunch business remains in "recovery mode" even though overall company sales have started to recover with the reopening of most of its restaurants that were temporarily closed to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.

Cineplex’s existing theatre and future plans in Burnaby might be getting a real lift in the coming weeks. That’s because real, actual new movies are set to hit Burnaby screens at Metropolis at Metrotown. Cineplex Inc.

When Safeway closed its Royal Oak-area store on Kingsway about two years ago, it left the southeast side of Burnaby will few options when it came to a full-service grocery supermarket.

L Brands - the parent company of Victoria's Secret, Pink and Bath & Body Works - is slashing about 15% of its workforce at its headquarters.

Megan Kai might only be 11 years old, but she wants to make something clear: she’s the big boss lady of a new home-based business. Not her mom Cherie. Lol. The Burnaby mommy-daughter duo have started up Wood + Stencil Co.