You know him as the Hulk, as Superman, as Zorro, as John Wayne, as James Bond (Dodd, Gordy Dodd), and even as Elvis. But there might be things you don’t know about Gordy Dodd, furniture kingpin and star of those delightfully wacky TV ads.
With the opening of the Bard & Banker Pub last summer, Matt MacNeil had painted the last panel in his triptych of Victoria-area watering holes.
Gayle Robinson couldn’t have picked a more challenging time to enter the sporting goods industry.
The runaway popularity of Smoken Bones Cookshack should be enough to validate the recent honours bestowed upon its owner, Ken Hueston.
Margaret Lucas is on a mission to make positive changes downtown and within the business community.
Her Newport Realty signs have adorned some of Victoria’s most prestigious addresses.
His office desk is a 12-foot dining room table stacked, from one end to the other with papers, folders, brochures, files, notes, blueprints, printouts.
On his jacket lapel he wears the dogwood pin of the Order of British Columbia and also the Order of Canada.