Local Business

There’s still time to get your tickets to the annual Burnaby Board of Trade charity golf tournament in support of Burnaby Family Life. The tournament is happening Wednesday, Sept.

Burnaby residents were in a giving mood in June, helping raise $7,800 for the Greater Vancouver Food Bank. The funds were raised during the Share It Forward campaign organized by Save-On-Foods and Western Family.

Have a drink with others in the Burnaby business community at the Burnaby Board of Trade’s members-only after-hours mixer on Wednesday, Aug. 29 at i-onCONNECT. The event is free and includes a complimentary drink and appetizers.

Thinking about starting a business? The Burnaby Board of Trade wants to help. The board of trade has created a business resource guide for new businesses and it’s available now.

Got a hankering for some really good food? Look no further than the annual Crave the Heights food festival kicking off this week.

Heads up, the BFL Café will be closed for a couple weeks starting Aug. 20. The café is run by Burnaby Family Life, a non-profit organization that provides social services to children, families and vulnerable immigrants and refugees.

Ahoy matey! Can’t decide what to have for dinner tonight? Ditch the kitchen and head over to White Spot for its annual Pirate Pak Day fundraiser for Zajac Ranch. Wednesday, Aug.

Feast upon Mexican favourties like chilaquiles, chamorro and molletes starting this weekend when el Santo joins the ranks of other New Westminster restaurants offering brunch.

Burnaby and Surrey boards of trade are joining forces for a night of networking and excitement next month. Together the boards are inviting members to the BC Lions football game against Edmonton on Thursday, Aug. 9. The evening kicks off at 5 p.m.

Burnaby Family Life and Spud Canada have teamed up to raise money for programs in the city. For every box of produce ordered from Spud.