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Canada’s tech firms look to Europe for direction after federal laws stall

Canada’s tech firms look to Europe for direction after federal laws stall

Prorogation wipes parliamentary bills, meaning firms using best guesses to guide decisions
The people choose Karma: Island small business wins top B.C. honour

The people choose Karma: Island small business wins top B.C. honour

Comox Valley's West Coast Karma takes People's Choice Award at Small Business BC gala
Industry professionals see Trump as a wild card in south Island housing forecast

Industry professionals see Trump as a wild card in south Island housing forecast

Victoria Residential Builders Association's annual Crystal Ball Housing Forecast takes optimistic view of local housing market
Starbuck’s reverses its open-door policy: visitors need to spend to hang out

Starbuck’s reverses its open-door policy: visitors need to spend to hang out

Moving forward, facilities, including restrooms, will prioritize paying customers
Licence to rent: Sidney adopts new rule for short-term rentals

Licence to rent: Sidney adopts new rule for short-term rentals

Effective Jan. 1, 2025, a business licence will be required to operate short-term rentals in Sidney
Southern Vancouver Island's growing tech sector continues to thrive

Southern Vancouver Island's growing tech sector continues to thrive

'If you can do it anywhere, then why not do it in Victoria?'
Honda Civic hybrid declared North American car of the year

Honda Civic hybrid declared North American car of the year

Ford Ranger and Volkswagen ID. Buzz also win at 2025 North American vehicle awards
U.S. steel, plastics could be among Canada retaliatory tariff targets

U.S. steel, plastics could be among Canada retaliatory tariff targets

Canada likely to sell Trump’s tariff threat as a ‘tax on everyday Americans’
Booze-free ‘liquor’ stores rise, as B.C. craft brewing boom hits rough times

Booze-free ‘liquor’ stores rise, as B.C. craft brewing boom hits rough times

Changing attitudes about alcohol having an impact on the business of drinking
B.C. court certifies suit against Home Depot over receipt privacy allegations

B.C. court certifies suit against Home Depot over receipt privacy allegations

Class action involves over 6 million emails, claims they were shared with Meta without permission