Local Business

Burnaby-based Computers for Schools is nearly the definition of an ecologically minded organization - the nonprofit recycles and refurbishes donated used computers and sells them to schools at low prices.

The Vancouver Foodster himself, Richard Wolak, is serving up a delicious evening in Burnaby Heights next month. Wolak, writer and founder of www.VancouverFoodster.com, is organizing a Tasting Plates tour of the neighbourhood on Dec. 11.

Don't forget - this Thursday is the grand opening of the new Microsoft store at Metropolis at Metrotown, and the free Kelly Clarkson concert at Swanguard Stadium to celebrate takes place Friday.

Three Burnaby businesses are in the running to be B.C.’s next top exporter. Each company is a finalist in a different category of the B.C. Export Awards, which is co-hosted by Canadian Manufacturers and Exporters and the B.C. government.

Local company turns up the heat with a little help from the sewers.

After 50 years in Burnaby, the Morrey Auto Group is expanding, and the newest addition is bringing a touch of class to the company's dealerships in the city.

A local restaurant with deep roots in the community cooked up a winning recipe to win this year’s B.C. Hydro small business energy challenge.

Twenty-seven local businesses have been announced as finalists in one or more Burnaby Board of Trade award categories.

After Burnaby's quantum computing company opened its doors to the world, General Fusion will represent the city on the world stage next week

Local immigrant-serving organization MOSAIC presented network security giant Fortinet Technology with its Employer Recognition Award recently. MOSAIC has two offices in Burnaby and a large percentage of its clients are from the area.