Dr. Gail Murphy has been appointed as President & CEO of Science World.
Mojgan Golavar has been appointed Senior General Adjuster at Sedgwick, the top risk and claims administration partner. Golavar will work out of the company’s Richmond office.
Khajadourian Wealth Management has been honoured as a 5-Star Advisory Team for 2026 by Wealth Professionals.
Tyler Jorgenson, Site Superintendent, was the inaugural recipient of the Golden Hammer Award at Seymour Pacific Homes.
EllisDon recently expanded its power infrastructure capabilities across Canada with the acquisition of Firefly Power and Energy and Hardline Engineering Ltd.
The Abbotsford Chamber of Commerce welcomes its new members, Cadence Financial Group, FiveRings Marketing, Fraser Valley Catering Co., Jolly Valley Blueberry Farms Ltd., Motion – Canada, Mountain Shadow Transportation Group Ltd. Mortgage Architects – A Better Way, and TELUS Business.
The Recapitalization Gagetown Range and Training Area project at 5th Canadian Division Support Base (5 CDSB) Gagetown was initiated by the Government of Canada. K-Line Construction Limited, a New Brunswick-based company, was awarded the Phase 1 construction contract.
IDL Projects Inc. has been given the general building contract to build the Upper Fraser River Salmon Conservation Hatchery by the Canadian Government and theLheidli T’enneh Nation.
Hullo Ferries is celebrating its 3rd anniversary.
Just Ink Services marks its 25th anniversary of operation in Abbotsford.
Charlotte Mitha, President and CEO, BC Hydro, has been named as the Keynote Speaker for WiSE 2026, which will be held on November 5, 2026 at Pinnacle Hotel Harbourfront in Vancouver, BC.
September 8th will mark the return of the federal government’s fuel excise tax to the price of fuel at the pump, following a summer-long absence of the tax.
The Indigenous Leadership Initiative (ILI) is providing $2 million to support Guardians in protecting lands and waters, building community resilience, preserving cultural knowledge, and strengthening Nationhood.
The Canadian Infrastructure Report Card (CIRC) Coalition has been established by nine national organizations, including the Federation of Canadian Municipalities, Association of Consulting Engineering Companies, Canadian Construction Association, Canada Urban Transit Association, Canadian Network of Asset Managers, Canadian Parks and Recreation Association, Canadian Public Works Association, Canadian Society for Civil Engineering, and Canadian Water and Wastewater Association. The Coalition is responsible for the production of the Canadian Infrastructure Report Card, which is the principal evaluation of the condition of local infrastructure in Canada.
BC Hydro has confirmed that it will allocate $200 million to the modernization and expansion of the Newell Substation, a critical piece of infrastructure that has been utilized by Burnaby businesses, residences, and industries.
A merger in Western Canada has brought together two environmental consulting organizations, as Triton Environmental Consultants Ltd. acquired Arletta Environmental Consulting Corp.
WestJet and Air Canada are rolling out significant discounts on flights departing from Vancouver, available for the remainder of this year and extending into 2027.
A large house in West Point Grey, known as “Step House“ by its designers at Measured Architects, has been listed for $16 million on Vancouver’s real estate market.
Zumi Revolving Sushi Bar is scheduled to open at 1588 Alberni St. in winter.
Kinton Ramen is set to open a new location at 511 West Broadway in Vancouver.
Unveil Coffee Roasters will be opening a location at the former Lumiere Cafe location at 2815 West Broadway.
The waterfront mansion at 2878 Bellevue Ave. in West Vancouver, which was designed by architect Russell Hollingsworth, was sold for $13.5 million after a seven-year period of being on and off the market.
Intracorp Homes wants to build 27 townhouses in Shaughnessy’s 3700 block of Granville Street.
The Prince Rupert Port Authority opened CANXPORT, a $750 million export logistics facility at the Port of Prince Rupert.
The Greater Vancouver Regional District Employees’ Union, which represents outside workers in Metro Vancouver, claims that after both parties decided to nominate former British Columbia Supreme Court judge Stephen Kelleher as an arbitrator in the ongoing labour dispute, its members have stopped going on strike.
Northisle Copper and Gold Inc. has announced the addition of several members to its advisory committee and Board of Directors, including: Dr. Gillian Davidson serves as the strategic advisor, while Gerardo Fernandez serves as the director. Maurice Tagami serves as the process design and metallurgical advisor.
Fable Kitchen, located at 1944 W 4th Ave. in Kitsilano, has closed on September 20..
Sushi Aboard, a well-known sushi train located at 1047 Denman St., has closed on Sept. 7.
