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Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre ranked number one in Canada

Abbotsford Entertainment and Sports Centre ranked number one in Canada

That's according to Venues Today, a leading publication covering arenas, stadiums and convention centres.
Twitter hopes to raise $1 billion USD, unveils IPO documents

Twitter hopes to raise $1 billion USD, unveils IPO documents

The micro-blogging uber platform said it hit $317 in revenue in 2012, and intends to user the stock ticker 'TWTR'.

Black Press announces LocalWork.ca

Provides features and options that will enhance the online employment experience
Natural beauty and gorgeous homes at Canyon Springs

Natural beauty and gorgeous homes at Canyon Springs

Polygon brings Canyon Springs to North Vancouver, a new collection of apartment residences.

Envision Financial Minter branch moves to Highstreet

The new Abbotsford branch will carry on the legacy of friendly, local service, financial success and community pride.

Fraser Valley Business Network upcoming schedule

Organization offers speakers and information in the Valley
Report: Digital, social media platforms contribute $7.3 billion to Canadian economy

Report: Digital, social media platforms contribute $7.3 billion to Canadian economy

Online platforms like YouTube, Facebook, and Netflix are quickly becoming a major economic industry, a report finds.
Provinces press for training changes

Provinces press for training changes

Ottawa's new Canada Job Grant would leave lower-skilled workers and many small businesses behind, provincial employment ministers agree
Victoria teen Ann Makosinski wins Google Science Fair award for battery-free flashlight

Victoria teen Ann Makosinski wins Google Science Fair award for battery-free flashlight

Makosinski won her Age 15-16 category and won $25,000 scholarship money at Monday night's GSF Gala in California.
Sold: BlackBerry agrees to $4.7 billion offer from Fairfax Holdings

Sold: BlackBerry agrees to $4.7 billion offer from Fairfax Holdings

The deal - for $9 a share - would privatize the Canadian smartphone maker. A 'due diligence' period expires on November 4.