Retail & Manufacturing
BIV's coverage delves into all retail and manufacturing issues affecting businesses in Vancouver and British Columbia
Nanaimo’s Tilray to merge with Aphria to become world’s largest cannabis seller
Company will retain the Tilray name, and Nanaimo as one of its principal offices
Lululemon's third-quarter sales, profit exceed expectations
Sales in the nine-months ended November 1 were up 3.5% over last year
Metro cannabis producer’s target for today: Hong Kong
Company is the latest B.C. brand to attempt Asian market entry through retail channels
Vancouver retailers seize pandemic opportunities
Startups face new reality, while entrepreneurs scout cheap leases for future openings
Vancouver's popular Japan Market goes virtual for the holidays this year
Featuring local vendors selling unique crafts, arts, gift items, jewellery, apparel, packaged foods, and other merchandise with Japanese influence
Market momentum eludes domestic PPE makers
Canada’s attempt to ‘reshore’ production is more challenging than anticipated: observer
Hudson’s Bay Coquitlam reopens, forced to pay half rent in interim ruling
Only five days after the Coquitlam HBC location had been shuttered, by Wednesday, Nov. 26, an interim ruling allowed the store to re-open
OpenRoad Auto Group building mega-dealership in South Burnaby
OpenRoad Auto Group is gearing up to start construction of a brand-new Honda dealership in Burnaby. The state-of-the-art facility will be located at the intersection of Byrne Road and Marine Way and...
Hudson's Bay Co. store closes at Coquitlam Centre
HBC had failed to keep up rent payments at location, landlord says
Biofuel, rendering operations at risk: terminal operator
Port plan could displace West Coast Reduction to increase containerized cargo capacity