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Office Politics 101: Retiring the frequent visits

Q: This may sound rather heartless, but a retired employee comes around quite often and interrupts us — and his visits can be annoying.
Social media and Internet websites become commonplace

Social media and Internet websites become commonplace

Social media can be a valuable tool for non-profit organizations, businesses and individuals.
B.C. tourism focuses on skiing, Asia

B.C. tourism focuses on skiing, Asia

The B.C. government has revamped its tourism strategy, with a more modest growth target than than the one set before the 2010 Olympics.
These fries are sizzling hot

These fries are sizzling hot

The Elbow Room is a deli/café offering breakfast, lunch and dinner from 7 a.m. - 7 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
He is ‘sure’ at his craft

He is ‘sure’ at his craft

Jim Shales is not what you would call a handyman. He is way past handy. Since his move to Princeton last April, he has built four upper scale homes in the Westridge subdivision and now he is on to an added adventure in his growing company.
Business targets rising municipal costs

Business targets rising municipal costs

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Anyplace, anywhere, anytime

Anyplace, anywhere, anytime

Michael MacDonald, a retired but not tired local begins his own business.
Beecroft Fuel Distribution-A Similkameen family with a Similkameen business

Beecroft Fuel Distribution-A Similkameen family with a Similkameen business

Barry Beecroft is definitely not new to town or to the Similkameen Valley. In fact, Beecroft’s birth certificate says it all - born in Princeton, B.C.. “I was born in Princeton and raised in Cawston,” stated Beecroft at his Princeton fuel distribution site in the local industrial park. The site opened on July 22 of 2011 in the industrial park at 273 David Brown Way and Beecroft has been extremely satisfied with the local support for his family owned business since his arrival.
B.C. boosts venture capital tax breaks

B.C. boosts venture capital tax breaks

The B.C. government will add an extra $3 million to its small business venture capital tax credit and set up an expert panel to review business taxes in B.C., Premier Christy Clark announced Wednesday.
Minister unmoved by power producers' plea

Minister unmoved by power producers' plea

Energy Minister Rich Coleman expects to decide this fall on changes to B.C.'s clean energy legislation, including a possible reduction in independent power purchases by BC Hydro.