Local Business

Don’t stop the presses: Report finds Canadian newspaper readership at all-time high

88% of Canadians read newspapers every week, highest since first Newspapers 24/7 Report in 2012

BC Ferries’ president on LNG and northern routes

CEO Mark Collins to speak with Prince Rupert’s business community

Coastal GasLink pauses work over trap line dispute

Unist’ot’en dispute claims traps were set after injunction gives pipeline workers access.

  • Jan 25, 2019

Regional Chamber of Commerce concept getting support

Process starting with communication, group building, and strategic planning

Don’t be tricked this Halloween season

Scary traps to avoid during this Halloween shopping season

  • Oct 25, 2018

Learn how to attract and retain great employees

Community Futures is hosting Wildfire Business Transition workshops

  • Oct 12, 2018
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Dog owners, vets concerned after some dog foods possibly linked to heart problems
Alberta to hold $2.5M inquiry into funding for oil and gas opponents
Cannabis edibles may drive up life insurance premiums
B.C. Indigenous leaders pledge to continue fighting Trans Mountain pipeline
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Tom Harris memorial fundraiser supports kids camps

Tom Harris Legacy Fund sends over 200 underpriviledged local kids to camp this summer.

Logging show moves to Kamloops

Arena construction in Vernon forces ILA Conference to move

Taggart and Killeen depart CTV News Vancouver

Co-anchors exit news outlet amid ‘major refresh’ at station

Northern B.C. rail service is unreliable and inadequate, trade minister says

Bruce Ralston pushes federal minister of transport to ensure reliable supply of rail cars

B.C. minister warned salmon farm not to restock

Letter to Marine Harvest not a threat, Lana Popham says

Canada’s Supreme Court to hear from small B.C. wineries

Okanagan wineries granted intervener status in monumental case

Local businesses suffering in fire aftermath

Responses to a business hotline indicate that the wildfires are having a serious impact.

Horgan takes on Clark, forest companies

Donald Trump trade threats raise political heat for Premier Christy Clark

Interior Savings certified to serve boomers and seniors

Interior Savings set an intention early this year to provide Age Friendly Business training to all its staff.

  • Oct 3, 2016

Spruce beetle spreads in B.C. Interior

Biggest infestations in 30 years identified in Prince George area, spreading with help from recent dry, warm and windy conditions

  • Mar 11, 2016