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Burnaby T&T grocery store blows past goal for vaccinating workers

Burnaby T&T grocery store blows past goal for vaccinating workers

The vaccination rate is well above the city's average
Grants launched for Burnaby business owners devastated by COVID-19

Grants launched for Burnaby business owners devastated by COVID-19

Grant will be directly funded by Burnaby Board of Trade
Fraser Health shuts down Burnaby restaurant over multiple COVID-19 cases

Fraser Health shuts down Burnaby restaurant over multiple COVID-19 cases

Several new businesses added to Fraser Health's list
These swanky (new) Asian eateries are taking on Cactus Club and Earls

These swanky (new) Asian eateries are taking on Cactus Club and Earls

Station Square is getting crowded with restaurants
‘I got suckered’: victim of 'discount' Burnaby rental scam warns others

‘I got suckered’: victim of 'discount' Burnaby rental scam warns others

HIgh Burnaby rents make a discount offer hard to turn down
Opinion: This is Burnaby's best butter chicken just in time for indoor dining's return

Opinion: This is Burnaby's best butter chicken just in time for indoor dining's return

With indoor dining returning, this dish is perfect - or take it out
Opinion: Indoor dining returns soon - tip like you've never tipped before

Opinion: Indoor dining returns soon - tip like you've never tipped before

Restaurant workers have suffered mightily
Burnaby's 'little coffee guy' struggling with COVID-19 business impacts but still gives back

Burnaby's 'little coffee guy' struggling with COVID-19 business impacts but still gives back

On-campus restrictions have hurt his business, but he's still urging others to donate to SFU endowment
Furniture prices expected to jump as tariff of up to 295.9% imposed on some products

Furniture prices expected to jump as tariff of up to 295.9% imposed on some products

Love Dodd, owner of Victoria-based Dodd’s Furniture, said there may well be good reason for the tariffs, but to enforce them without warning and at such high levels will sting both companies and consumers.
New round of COVID-19 cases at Lower Mainland grocery stores and pharmacies

New round of COVID-19 cases at Lower Mainland grocery stores and pharmacies

A new round of COVID-19 cases are being reported at Lower Mainland and Fraser Valley grocery stores and pharmacies. Sobeys reported new staff cases at Safeway stores, including at 800 Carnarvon Street in New Westminster and Lahb Avenue in Vancouver.