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Cold comfort: B.C. company a vital part of treks to North and South poles

Cold comfort: B.C. company a vital part of treks to North and South poles

Total Composites' campers or 'habitats' are the first to ever reach the North and South poles and have now traversed the globe
Amazon Canada says it will close all 7 of its warehouses in Quebec

Amazon Canada says it will close all 7 of its warehouses in Quebec

Move expected to eliminate 1,700 permanent jobs and 250 temporary ones
Netflix escalates prices for Canadian subscribers effective on next bill

Netflix escalates prices for Canadian subscribers effective on next bill

Prices also rising in the U.S., last went up in Canada in 2022
Copper production expected to rise for B.C.’s Teck this year

Copper production expected to rise for B.C.’s Teck this year

Highland Valley copper operations forecast to climb, zinc production expected to drop in Trail
Floating 250-room hotel pitched for Vancouver harbour

Floating 250-room hotel pitched for Vancouver harbour

Finnish developer says it has begun process of applying for rezoning from the city
Ahead of U.S. TikTok ban, Canadians flock to Chinese ‘RedNote’ app

Ahead of U.S. TikTok ban, Canadians flock to Chinese ‘RedNote’ app

Ban being driven by security concerns about TikTok’s Chinese parent company
Hudson’s Bay lays off 41 staff while citing ‘challenging headwinds’

Hudson’s Bay lays off 41 staff while citing ‘challenging headwinds’

Retailer laid off 1 % of workforce in April, carried out unspecified number of cuts in the summer
Canada’s tech firms look to Europe for direction after federal laws stall

Canada’s tech firms look to Europe for direction after federal laws stall

Prorogation wipes parliamentary bills, meaning firms using best guesses to guide decisions
B.C. eco-tour grizzlies less likely to be involved in human conflict

B.C. eco-tour grizzlies less likely to be involved in human conflict

University of Victoria study of central coast show tourism done right not a driving factor
Starbuck’s reverses its open-door policy: visitors need to spend to hang out

Starbuck’s reverses its open-door policy: visitors need to spend to hang out

Moving forward, facilities, including restrooms, will prioritize paying customers