Local Business

When Capcom Game Studio Vancouver Inc. closed suddenly in September, 150 workers were left without jobs at what was then one of the stalwarts of the local gaming sector.

Canada’s maritime industry has an immediate need to hire, train and retain 300 seafarers, according to the Seafarer Training Institute (STI). The Institute will hold a job fair between 12 and 3 p.m. on Saturday, Nov.

It’s no secret that Richmond is renowned for its diverse Asian cuisine, and one entrepreneur has tapped into an underutilized, but abundant, resource that’s resulted from this array of delicacies – disposable bamboo chopsticks.

Richmond customers can now have alcohol delivered to their doorstep within an hour.

Most B.C. workers shouldn’t expect advances in technology to advance their incomes in the coming years, according to research from the Business Council of B.C. (BCBC). In a Nov.

The Rona in New Westminster will close, though.

B.C.’s white-hot economy took a breather in October as the province shed 1,100 jobs compared with the previous month. The unemployment rate, however, fell one tick to 4.

Despite growing uncertainty over the future of Canada-China trade, interest from B.C.

Canadians obsessed with devouring YouTube clips and Instagram videos over their phones may wish to consider who’s providing them wireless services. Bell Mobility Inc.

The Richmond Chamber of Commerce is hosting its third annual women in leadership luncheon featuring three heads of Metro Vancouver tech firms.