Local Business

Why is she in the news? At 28 years old, Candice Brown has done something most people spend their lives dreaming about – she started her own business. This weekend, Brown opened the doors to the Candy Apply Toy Company .

Steamworks Brewing Co. and Moksha Yoga are once again teaming up for another installment of yoga on tap. The Burnaby-based companies have collaborated before to offer folks “beer yoga.

Edmonds’ skyline will look decidedly different in the future. Cressey Development Group broke ground on its Kings Crossing development, located at the corner of Kingsway and Edmonds Street, at a ceremony last week.

Imagine the day when you’ll be able to pick up a bottle of wine from your local Superstore. This idea has become a reality for folks living south of the Fraser River. The South Surrey Real Canadian Superstore began selling B.C. wines on Nov.

Things got a little messy at a Burnaby recycling facility recently. The folks over at ABC Recycling kicked off their annual United Way workplace campaign on Nov. 3 with a special pie-in-the-face event.

A Burnaby developer had a record month in October, shattering condo pre-sale numbers across the region once again.

More than 20,000 kids have had a healthy meal thanks to a Burnaby restaurant.

Burnaby-based Hemlock Printers was recently awarded second place as one of North America’s top sustainable printers.

Located in a small shop on Hastings Street between Madison and Rosser avenues, you’ll find Rocky’s Meats. The original owner, Rocky, opened the Heights butcher shop back in 1961.

More than 350 people descended on the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown to celebrate the city’s growing business community at the Burnaby Business Excellence Awards last week.