Robert Skinner

As global supply chains remain unpredictable, South Delta businesses are turning closer to home. From restaurants serving fish right off the Ladner docks to retailers highlighting Boundary Bay farms.

As fall approaches, South Delta businesses are balancing the seasonal shift as student workers head back to school. From cafés and retail shops to trades apprenticeships, local employers are adapting schedules, investing in youth, and preparing the next generation of South Delta’s workforce.

You don’t need to be near the stadium to benefit from the buzz. Here are six creative ways small businesses across Vancouver can tap into the fan energy surrounding the Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club.

Game nights at Nat Bailey Stadium don’t just draw fans — they drive customers to local small businesses, from pubs and food trucks to shops and service providers. The Vancouver Canadians are creating a win-win for Cambie and Main Street.

The Vancouver Canadians Baseball Club is more than just summer entertainment — it’s a reliable economic engine for local businesses, drawing fans and dollars to the city with every home game.

The Vancouver Canadians have become a vital support system for the Toronto Blue Jays, developing key talent and instilling a winning culture that’s helping fuel the Jays’ rise in the American League.

The Toronto Blue Jays are red-hot, riding a 28–13 run that’s vaulted them to the top of the AL East. From record-setting home wins to star-powered batting and pitching, this team is making a serious postseason statement.

As credit card fees rise, more businesses are passing those costs to customers — but not all methods are legal or well-received. Here’s how dual pricing and surcharging compare.