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Vancouver Island First Nation buys limited interest in Western Forest Products

Vancouver Island First Nation buys limited interest in Western Forest Products

Huu-ay-aht First Nations enters into partnership with logging firm
Save-On-Foods fills up the pantry of Jeneece Place

Save-On-Foods fills up the pantry of Jeneece Place

Retailer stocks up kitchen of local facility for the fourth straight year
Victoria breakfast icon is shutting its doors

Victoria breakfast icon is shutting its doors

Floyd’s Diner is closing its Quadra and Yates streets location
Alberta’s oil refinery request prompts renewed interest in Kitimat plan

Alberta’s oil refinery request prompts renewed interest in Kitimat plan

Publisher David Black pitches Rachel Notley on B.C. coast option
VIATEC’s 2018 “Startup of the Year” heads to Vegas for global spotlight

VIATEC’s 2018 “Startup of the Year” heads to Vegas for global spotlight

Victoria-based boat security company Barnacle Systems set for Consumer Electronics Show
Canfor Corp. extending temporary curtailment of sawmills in B.C.; cutting hours

Canfor Corp. extending temporary curtailment of sawmills in B.C.; cutting hours

Vancouver-based company says the decision is due to declining lumber prices, high log costs and log supply constraints
Coast Hotel and workers reach tentative deal

Coast Hotel and workers reach tentative deal

Deal between hotel chain and union representing Nanaimo, Victoria workers reached early Friday
B.C. to move salmon farms out of coastal migration route

B.C. to move salmon farms out of coastal migration route

Broughton Archipelago plan set to start in spring of 2019
Lower-than-expected parcel volumes helping cut into backlog, says Canada Post

Lower-than-expected parcel volumes helping cut into backlog, says Canada Post

The Crown corporation says that’s largely because it is taking in fewer holiday parcels than expected
Facebook reveals bug gave apps unauthorized access to 6.8 million users’ photos

Facebook reveals bug gave apps unauthorized access to 6.8 million users’ photos

It’s believed up to 1,500 apps built by 876 developers had access to Facebook Stories, private photos