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Swift visit a rare marketing opportunity, Vancouver businesses going all in

Swift visit a rare marketing opportunity, Vancouver businesses going all in

Pop superstar’s tour finale has inspired all kinds of entrepreneurial opportunities
Rising costs scuttle design for new Vancouver Art Gallery, as officials regroup

Rising costs scuttle design for new Vancouver Art Gallery, as officials regroup

Pause comes after planned $400M design had ballooned to $600M
Air Canada to bar carry-on bags for lowest-fare customers

Air Canada to bar carry-on bags for lowest-fare customers

Lower-tier customers will have to pay if they want to change seat assigned to them at check-in
Early risers line up in Vancouver for Taylor Swift concert merchandise

Early risers line up in Vancouver for Taylor Swift concert merchandise

Fans looking to get gear now rather than braving lineups at the show
Today is Cyber Monday, one of the biggest online shopping days of the year

Today is Cyber Monday, one of the biggest online shopping days of the year

Analysts expect US.. consumers to spend a record $13.2 billion on Monday, 6.1% more than last year
Retailers still see Black Friday as high point of holiday shopping season

Retailers still see Black Friday as high point of holiday shopping season

Impulse purchases and self-gifting are a potential area for big sales growth
Taylor Swift’s Eras visit expected to add $157M to Vancouver’s economy

Taylor Swift’s Eras visit expected to add $157M to Vancouver’s economy

Tour’s conclusion expected to pack 150,000 Swifties into B.C. Place for 3 December shows

Canada Post reports $315M loss in most recent quarter

Total compares $290M loss a year earlier as job dispute continues
Toyota Highlander tops list of Canada’s most stolen vehicle in 2023

Toyota Highlander tops list of Canada’s most stolen vehicle in 2023

Équité Association report lists the favourite targets of criminals
Mail strike spells trouble for Canada’s small businesses as holidays loom

Mail strike spells trouble for Canada’s small businesses as holidays loom

Longer the strike continues, the more damage it will cause say companies that depend on service