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South Island Prosperity Partnership Receives Award From World’s Largest Economic...

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South Island Prosperity Partnership (SIPP) received a gold Excellence in Economic Development Award at the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) annual conference on October 16 in...

Laurie Rea of Marriott Hotel Inner Harbour Goes Above and Beyond...

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Laurie Rea of the Victoria Marriott Hotel Inner Harbour is the latest recipient of the Victoria Hospitality Award, which recognizes those in the local...

B.C. Cannabis Laws Cause Trouble for Local Businesses

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Ogden Point Rebrands as The Breakwater District

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COCO Cafe Promotes Cooperation and Acceptance

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Identifying and harnessing people’s unique skills can be a boom to any business, and at the COCO Café in Cedar, it has driven a...

Paul Underhill of Rumble: Surviving the Storm

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Bidgood and Co Gives a Fresh Take on Work Space

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Ruth Mojeed is Taking Victoria by Storm by Promoting Workplace Inclusion

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For the Love of Libations: What’s New for Art of the Cocktail 2019

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Latest updates for your GOOGLE MY BUSINESS listing

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Creating a Google My Business listing is free and easy to do, but the business owner who takes the time to optimize her listing...

Keeping Up With Social Media in Canada

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What is Growing... Facebook 72% to 82% Instagram 29% to 39% Reddit 9% to 18% What is Slowing... YouTube 60% to 63% Twitter 27% to 29% LinkedIn 12% to 16% What is Declining... Snapchat 17% to 14% Tumblr 5% to 3% SOURCE: INSIGHTS...
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