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Animator Steamroller Studios expands to Vancouver

Vancouver's animation sector just got bigger, with news that Steamroller Studios has registered in the province, is hiring and may open an office in the city. ...

Thunderbird Entertainment shakes up executive team

Vancouver-based Thunderbird Entertainment Group (TSX-V:TBRD) has shaken up its management team in the lead-up to president Matthew Berkowtiz' slated to leave on May  31. Its CEO,...

Condor Airlines ups capacity, cargo on Frankfurt-Vancouver route

Frankfurt-based Condor Airlines has increased its capacity for passengers and cargo on flights between its Frankfurt Airport (FRA) base and Vancouver International Airport (YVR). The...

Loblaw’s missing 25 pallets of walnuts spur lawsuit

Silver Pacific Investments, which does business as SPI Logistics, is suing contractors for losing 25 pallets of President's Choice walnuts that its client, Loblaw Cos....

B.C. wineries plan survival strategies following deep freeze

Business owners in B.C.’s wine sector are plowing new ground in an effort to survive the consequences of a severe cold snap in mid-January that...

Vancouver hotels priciest, most filled in Canada in February

Metro Vancouver hotel rooms in February were on average more expensive and more filled than those in any other major market in Canada, according to CoStar,...

Paolo Aquilini sued after alleged failed real estate transaction

Vancouver's Paolo Aquilini is being sued in BC Supreme Court for $641,878.52, for allegedly borrowing money to pay a non-refundable deposit in a real estate transaction...

Bezos-backed Figure AI attracts Vancouver investment

Vancouver entrepreneur Roger Hardy is one of the many ultra-rich technology investors backing the humanoid robot venture Figure AI. “I put over US$3 million into...

How AI is transforming work and skills training

The rise of artificial intelligence is set to significantly change how employees work and the education they need. Not only is AI already transforming tasks,...

Why Vancouver International Wine Festival likes late-February time slot

Festivals might be one of the only things around where admission prices are not rising. Ticket sales have been strong for the 45th Vancouver International...

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