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B.C. tourism to benefit as YVR-China flights set to surge 40% (opens the original)
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B.C.'s tourism sector is set to welcome a rising number of Chinese visitors thanks to government and airline decisions. The moves mean that there will be 32 weekly flights on nine routes between YVR and mainland China in November. That is up nearly 40 per cent from 23 weekly flights between those destinations last November. An improving Canada-China relationship is partly at play. The Canadian and Chinese governments agreed in April to permit an incremental increase in the number of non-stop fli
Wildfires leave B.C. wineries short of grapes, revenue (opens the original)
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Pockets of the B.C. wine sector were hit hard this past summer with forest fires while others are enjoying an early harvest season thanks to relatively good weather. The biggest challenge for many wineries in the Summerland region is how to recover following weekslong evacuations due to wildfires. The U.S. government's ban on almost all Canadian alcohol is another challenge for some, although B.C. wineries tend not to export much wine. Wine Growers Canada (WGC) data suggests that last year B.C.
BC Conservatives hire private investigator to probe MLAs, Business in Vancouver columnist (opens the original)
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The Conservative Party of B.C. hired a private investigator to probe 14 people, including six current MLAs and Business in Vancouver columnist Rob Shaw, CHEK News reported Thursday. BIV spoke with Shaw who said Crease Harman LLP partner Bruce Hallsor phoned him on behalf of the Conservative Party of B.C. this morning to alert him that someone in the party had hired a private investigator. Hallsor confirmed the call when reached by BIV. "The information had leaked and I thought it was appropriate
The stories behind B.C.’s fastest-growing companies (opens the original)
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The 2026 list of fastest-growing companies in B.C. contains several lessons about revenue, as it relates to business operations and share-price movements. The list from Business in Vancouver examines five-year revenue growth between 2021 and 2025. One lesson from BIV's list of fastest-growing companies is that commodity price volatility affects corporate fortunes. Precious metal prices, for example, soared through 2025. Silver started 2025 priced at approximately $31.30 per troy ounce. It finish
B.C. exporters paying the price as U.S. trade war escalates (opens the original)
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Trade tensions between Canada and the U.S. continue to escalate, deepening uncertainty for B.C. businesses that depend on cross-border trade. Some B.C. business owners say they are being hit with the 50 per cent tariffs that the Trump administration imposed late last month on a range of Canadian goods. Others told Business in Vancouver they started to have delays getting products across the border during the early days of U.S. President Donald Trump's second term, before the current tariff spat
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