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B.C. extends simplified licensed-patio-approval program until spring 2023

B.C. extends simplified licensed-patio-approval program until spring 2023

Also extended is the deadline to apply for permanent licensing of patios.
Why bad online reviews can sometimes be good for business

Why bad online reviews can sometimes be good for business

A new study shows that brand recognition among consumers is important in quelling negative online comments.
New West community rallies around man whose livelihood threatened by theft

New West community rallies around man whose livelihood threatened by theft

Bikram Keely has overcome challenges – but he could use a little help rebuilding his biz
Marriott hotel proposal for BC Pen site in New West hits hurdles

Marriott hotel proposal for BC Pen site in New West hits hurdles

A 68-unit hotel is proposed next to Gatehouse building on Sapperton site
B.C. e-commerce players navigate rapid food inflation

B.C. e-commerce players navigate rapid food inflation

Grocery, meal-kit delivery services in the province face tight price-balancing act
Photography project celebrating bond between LGBTQ+ people and their rescue dogs is visiting New West

Photography project celebrating bond between LGBTQ+ people and their rescue dogs is visiting New West

Don’t You Want Me project founder visiting Bosley’s in New Westminster on Trans Day of Visibility
Illegal ride-hailing easy to access in Richmond

Illegal ride-hailing easy to access in Richmond

Richmond News reporters test out illegal app-based transportation
UPDATE: YUM Gourmet Donuts serving up artisan donuts in New West

UPDATE: YUM Gourmet Donuts serving up artisan donuts in New West

Pastry chef aims for “the perfect bite” when creating her yummy donut recipes
Movers & Shakers: New West restaurant gets a new name and locals get awards

Movers & Shakers: New West restaurant gets a new name and locals get awards

Why is Hon’s in New West now called Han Lin Noodle House?
B.C. to raise minimum wage to $15.65 on June 1

B.C. to raise minimum wage to $15.65 on June 1

Business advocates say they would have liked more notice.