Local Business

A Burnaby multi-family development was honoured at the annual Georgie Awards back in March. Bordeaux by Solterra Development won Best Sales Centre and Best Multi-Family Kitchen (new) at the awards.

Vancouver International Airport has launched a new, $20,000 scholarship for women pursuing an education in business following the retirement of its chair of the board of directors. After 15 years at the airport, Mary Jordan is retiring next month.

Folks looking for more plant-based options can add Earls to their list of go-to eateries. Earls Kitchen + Bar just opened a new location at Station Square and among its offerings are six permanent plant-based options and the Beyond Burger 2.0.

There’s a new vice-president leading operations at Dorigo Systems. The Burnaby-based electronics manufacturer announced earlier this month it had appointed Alexander Chassels as the company’s new vice-president of operations.

Soon you won’t have to go to a restaurant to get your hands on a Beyond Meat burger. The plant-based meat company announced Tuesday (today) that its burgers will soon be available in grocery stores across the country, including in the Lower Mainland.

Government-run liquor stores across the province raised more than $280,000 for alcohol- and drug-free grad parties with Burnaby locations pulling in more than $11,000.

Cactus Club is hosting a hiring fair on April 30 for its new Burnaby location

Two more Burnaby companies are in the running for an Ovation award this year.

On my first night of living up at the UniverCity development next to SFU, I noticed a car parked in front of my building. On its side was a logo with a cut little character on it.

While many young British Columbians have adopted a plant-based diet, they may be unaware that many craft beers aren’t vegan-friendly