Local Business

*The NOW is running regular items by the Burnaby Board of Trade about how businesses can survive COVID-19.

Tax deferments for businesses were announced by the province on Monday, March 23, along with other financial relief for all British Columbians. The change allows business to defer payments until Sept.

The United Food and Commercial Workers union is fighting for certain protections for frontline grocery workers, including those in Burnaby.

With governments asking pharmacies and grocery stores to remain open to the public at this time, one set of Burnaby stores has altered his hours to ensure the most vulnerable have access to what they need.

The Burnaby Board of Trade is doing what it can to help businesses navigate resources and supports during the COVID-19 crisis, according to Paul Holden, president and CEO of the board.

A Burnaby steakhouse is in some, uh, medium rare company. Atlas Steak + Fish next to the Grand Villa Casino is nominated for ‘best steakhouse’ for the annual Vancouver Magazine food awards.

Prices for precious metals surge while base metals and industrial materials fall

Competing with Burnaby’s biggest mall – Metropolis at Metrotown – isn’t easy, by one local shopping centre is trying to do just that. That means adding more than just shopping and eating options.

Macaron Day is back on Friday, March 20 and Burnaby’s Mon Paris Pâtisserie (4396 Beresford St.) is delighted to be participating in this meaningful annual charitable event.

When I first wrote about the closing of Horizons Restaurant after 34 years, I received an outpouring of emotions from readers. One person said that Horizons, located on Burnaby Mountain, was where she had her wedding reception.