Local Business

Looking for retail work this fall? Then the place to be is Metropolis at Metrotown this Saturday. The shopping centre is holding a job fair from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

A Burnaby insurance broker is one of the top brokers in the country, according to Insurance Business Canada .

Stephen Bulat has seen the nature of the music and sound industries change over the past decade, and has tailored his Burnaby sound studio to meet those changing needs.

One of the owners of Making Memories with Scrapbooking, Debbie Siu , is involved in a fundraiser later this month for the new Pacific Autism Family Centre.

There was a time when preserving union jobs and the environment seemed to be two very separate goals, but not these days. The labour movement has joined forces with environmental organizations to push for a greener economy.

Tourism Burnaby is inviting Burnaby residents to send their tastebuds on a journey of the city. The Passport to Food contest is part of a three-pronged approach to introduce the city’s culinary delights to those in Burnaby and beyond.

A local non-profit initiative is celebrating its fourth anniversary next month. Connections Coffee House, run by volunteers and backed by a local church, was established to create a sense of community. The café is located at 5063 Anola Dr.

Burnaby residents Mike and Shirley Wong decided to share their passion for Vancouver food and drinks with the world via their blog, www.vancouverbarista.com , this year.

Burnaby Family Life is heading back to basics with its new employment program, but it needs some help from local businesses.

While we’ve all been breathlessly awaiting the opening of Whole Foods in Brentwood, another store snuck in under the radar. Koby’s Produce Town opened at 1902 Rosser Ave.