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Strawberries: They're sweet, they're juicy and they're finally here

Strawberries: They're sweet, they're juicy and they're finally here

Cool weather delayed ripening of south Island's strawberry crop
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West Moberly settles with governments and B.C. Hydro over $16-billion Site C power dam

West Moberly settles with governments and B.C. Hydro over $16-billion Site C power dam

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'White hot' market sends industrial lease rates skyward

'White hot' market sends industrial lease rates skyward

Rising interest rates could slow new industrial strata projects
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Canada Drives raises $40M as it eyes national expansion

Canada Drives raises $40M as it eyes national expansion

Fresh capital comes attached with partnership with consumer lender
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Lower Mainland restaurateur and sommelier snaps up Okanagan vineyards and Naramata's JoieFarm Winery

Lower Mainland restaurateur and sommelier snaps up Okanagan vineyards and Naramata's JoieFarm Winery

"We鈥檙e excited to build on the amazing foundation that Heidi established as we continue to invest in our vineyards, our community, and our people," says general manager BJ Tumanut
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New B.C. sales tax rules go into effect July 1 for online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay

New B.C. sales tax rules go into effect July 1 for online marketplaces like Amazon, eBay

Online marketplaces with annual gross revenues of more than $10,000 鈥� hello, Facebook and Amazon 鈥� will be required to collect the provincial sales tax on goods and services sold on their sites.
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After nearly a century, Stevenson's shoe-repair shop walks into sunset

After nearly a century, Stevenson's shoe-repair shop walks into sunset

Owner John Phillion is retiring at age 69; one factor: he's been unable to find skilled craftsmen to take over the shop
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B.C. Ferries posts $34M profit, thanks to pandemic relief funding

B.C. Ferries posts $34M profit, thanks to pandemic relief funding

Without government relief funding, B.C. Ferries would have recorded a loss.
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Kevin Greenard: The Greenard Group's optimal RRIF formula

Kevin Greenard: The Greenard Group's optimal RRIF formula

Discussions with our clients revolve around minimizing the amount of tax they pay over their lifetime. To start the process with clients, we let them know what their estate tax bill will be if they do nothing.
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91原创 approves ambitious, 30-year plan to redevelop Broadway corridor

91原创 approves ambitious, 30-year plan to redevelop Broadway corridor

The plan will add up to 30,000 homes along a six-kilometre, 16-block wide strip serving 91原创 General Hospital, City Hall and hundreds of businesses, shops, restaurants and schools.
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