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 Burnaby travel agency closes, customers may be eligible for refundsBurnaby travel agency Shilla Tours and Travel Ltd. has closed and customers may be eligible for refunds, says Consumer Protection BC.
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 Nominations sought for Burnaby Business Excellence AwardsThe Burnaby Board of Trade is now accepting nominations for its 13th annual Burnaby Business Excellence Awards.
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 Tech Fest brings IT professionals together at BCITVancouver Tech Fest, a conference for IT professionals, comes to the Burnaby campus of BCIT on Saturday, April 28.
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 Metrotown-area Silver sells majority of units on opening weekendMore than 200 condos in Silver, Intracorp's second tower on Beresford Street, sold on its opening weekend April 14 and 15.
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 Credit union offers help saying goodbye to penniesCommunity Savings Credit Union's first Burnaby branch offers a free coin-counting machine, which people can use to get rid of their pennies.
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 Local studio jumps into ZumbaIt's part dance party, part sweat-inducing workout. Evelyn Cervera and Sylvia Ortega run Burnaby's first Zumba studio.
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 Tax credit aims to help first-time home buyersFor Mayur Kothary, Christmas arrived on Feb. 21. That's when B.C. finance minister Kevin Falcon a one-time tax credit of up to $10,000
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 Team Clips a barbershop where everybody knows your maneTeam Clips is like a sports bar where, instead of getting drunk, you can actually accomplish something useful. Like getting a hair cut.
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 Delta Burnaby to host EBO-Unplugged event for Earth HourDelta Hotels and Resorts will be shutting off their lights Saturday, March 31 at 8:30 p.m. in support of Earth Hour.
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 Canada's largest - and only - designer and manufacturer of glass and ceramic tilesBurnaby's Interstyle has produced more than 45,000 colours and designs of tiles since 1983
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 Choices in the Park closing March 31Choices Markets, the lone retail store in South Burnaby's City in the Park neighbourhood, is closing after March 31.
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 BCIT students' investment blog catching interestThree BCIT students are getting noticed for their investment blog, themorningreports.com
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 Burnaby companies recognizedTwo companies with Burnaby offices have received kudos, Stantec for employee diversity, Delcan for good management.
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 Burnaby company up for two Successful You AwardsA Burnaby company is a finalist in two categories in Small Business BC's upcoming Successful You Awards.
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 The southwest corner of Hastings and Alpha will soon be home to a new location of Caff
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 BBOT marks Year of DragonThe Burnaby Board of Trade hosts a Chinese New Year banquet at Fortune House Seafood Restaurant Thursday, Feb. 2, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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 Kodak's Burnaby division not affected by U.S. bankruptcy filingKodak's operations in Burnaby are not affected by its parent company's bankruptcy filing in the U.S.
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 FortisBC opens new Burnaby call centre, brings 200 jobsFortisBC's new customer service centre opened earlier this month in Burnaby, bringing 200 jobs to the city.
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 Burnaby Toyota dealership ranked first in customer surveyDestination Toyota Burnaby ranked No. 1 out of all Toyota dealerships in Canada for customer satisfaction in 2011.
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 Burnaby building permit values jump for third year in rowFor the third year in a row, Burnaby building permit values have increased, to $615.5 million on construction value in 2011.
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 Meet council, school board at BBOT eventThe Burnaby Board of Trade hosts a reception for the recently elected city council and school board Jan. 19, 5:30 p.m. at the Delta Burnaby.
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 I'm getting married in a few months but my fianc
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 Charlie's marks 40 years of chocolateCharlie's Chocolate Factory marks 40 years with a customer appreciation day on Saturday, Oct. 22, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at its Burnaby store.
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 Fraser Park Restaurant reopens Oct. 19Fraser Park Restaurant is reopening Wednesday, Oct. 19 after closing temporarily to support owner Anton Heggen, who was in hospital.
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 OFFICE POLITICS 101: An attractive employee has been promoted unfairlyQ: An attractive woman in our office has just been promoted over another more experienced female employee.
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