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Bar Down Bakery and Cafe is opening summer 2025 in Fort Langley.

• Job creation
• Accommodation and food services
• Added on 2025-03-05
• Lower Mainland–Southwest Region, BC
• dailyhive.com

The Sidney Employment Expo 2025 was held on March 12. The job fair featured over 30 employers conducting on-the-spot interviews and employment specialists offering career and interview advice.

• Other type of event
• Added on 2025-03-05
• Vancouver Island and Coast Region, BC
• vicnews.com

The Government of Canada is providing $7M to support tourism operations and local business expansions on Vancouver Island. Five tourism groups will be allotted $1M, while $6M will go towards three local businesses. The funding is part of the federal government's initiative to support businesses and create jobs in BC.

• Other type of event
• Added on 2025-03-05
• Vancouver Island and Coast Region, BC
• cheknews.ca

Toys ‘R’ Us is closing its store on West Broadway in Vancouver soon due to the expiring of the lease.

• Layoff
• Retail trade
• Added on 2025-03-09
• Lower Mainland–Southwest Region, BC
• dailyhive.com

Casa de Nata is opening a new bakery in Vancouver.

• Job creation
• Accommodation and food services
• Added on 2025-03-06
• Lower Mainland–Southwest Region, BC
• dailyhive.com

Canadian Tire Corp. Ltd. has announced it is undergoing restructuring that will result in changes and closures for some of its stores in Western Canada. 17 Atmosphere stores across British Columbia, Alberta and Saskatchewan will be closing as part of the restructuring. Under the company’s new growth strategy, it will be investing $2B over the next four years to improve its financial performance.

• Layoff
• Retail trade
• Added on 2025-03-06
• British Columbia
• dailyhive.com