Local Business

The Richmond company honoured as this year’s hall of famers were The Great Little Box Company , which has been operating for nearly 40 years.

A new helicopter maintenance, repair and overhaul facility, which works on both civilian and defense craft, has received authorization to operate from Transport Canada. Before StandardAero’s 24,000-sq-ft facility opened on Nov.

Save-On-Foods is finally opening in Steveston Village after their announcement in April of last year. The 20,000 square feet store will officially open for business at 7 a.m. on Friday, Nov.

One Richmond business is working to help raise awareness of sexual exploitation among the city’s youth and parents.

The golden era of Steveston as a fishing village may be over, but that doesn’t mean the trawling industry is a relic of the past.

It’s salmon and a bit of salt in a can: a century-old recipe that has been one Richmond company’s key to success. “The product is really unchanged in 100 years,” said Gold Seal’s president and CEO Ian Ricketts.

After nearly two decades of being customers, one couple decided to take over their favourite wine store when the owners retired.

Much competition set to flow in the cannabis-drinks niche

The president of Richmond-based WhiteWater West took home this year’s EY Entrepreneur of the Year in the Pacific region award on Oct. 3.

Given that Craig Richmond started flying planes at age 13 and later flew Canadian fighter jets during the Cold War, it’s easy to assume that he would have a natural affinity for running an airport.