Local Business

The Burnaby Board of Trade is holding a local government reception tomorrow, Wednesday, Feb. 26 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.

Local pastry shop Punk Rock Pastries, which has been featured in our pages before for their Australia wildfire relief fundraising efforts, announced recently on Facebook that the shop is now a sponsor of Stop Bully and the Bikers Against Bullying ini

The Women’s Business Success Network is paving the way for the next generation of business leaders in Burnaby.

Remember the old days when you got your “running shoes” at one store that sold all of the brands? Now there aren’t just running shoes, but all sorts of sports shoes for different sports, for training, for hiking, etc.

Hammers are still pounding and paint is still being applied as work continues on the new movie theatre in North Burnaby.

The expansion of the Amazing Brentwood shopping mall is moving tooooo slowly. That’s what I say every time I see something new added to the roster of food outlets coming to North Burnaby.

I must admit I didn’t really know much about shawarma until I heard about it from Iron Man. Yes, Tony Stark, at the end of Avengers jokes about going for shawarma after defeating an alien army.

Let me start by saying this about the soon-to-be-opened Rec Room – I grew up a few blocks from the old Brentwood mall and would have crawled over broken glass to have this stuff. I can’t wait until the Rec Room is open.

Thousands of restaurant workers in Richmond and across Metro Vancouver will lose their jobs and livelihoods, if action isn’t taken soon to help curb losses resulting from fears associated with the coronavirus outbreak, according to an industry organi

Matthew Murtagh-Wu and his family regularly dine out at Shoom, a Chinese restaurant on the corner of East 49th Avenue and Fraser Street in Vancouver that is usually bustling with customers.