WBN News Kitsilano
WBNNews-Kitsilano is your go-to source for local business insights, events, & success stories. Focused on empowering Kitsilano’s entrepreneurs, connecting, and informing. Publisher - Karalee Greer
Ken Sim, Pete Fry, Colleen Hardwick and more paired with Eby or Doerkson: a light-hearted look at 10 ways Vancouver's double election could play out.
by 1. Elke Porter & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano
BC voters face rising housing costs, packed hospitals, and street fears. See the top 10 issues shaping BC's 2026 provincial election.
by 1. Elke Porter & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano & WBN News Okanagan
Intentionally build retirement assets and eligible income streams so that less of the household’s future income becomes concentrated in the hands of the higher-taxed spouse.
by Crystal Mirkazemi & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano & WBN News Langley
Rising oil prices driven by the Iran conflict could increase transportation costs, squeeze margins, and impact consumer spending for Vancouver businesses.
by 1. Karalee Greer & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano & WBN News Sea To Sky
Canadians are hearing about “February pension changes,” but most 2026 updates actually began January 1. Here’s what’s really changing with CPP, CPP2, and OAS — and what it means for payroll and retirees.
by Robert Skinner & WBN News - South Delta & WBN News Langley & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Okanagan & WBN News Kitsilano
Many Vancouver business owners are building walks, outdoor meetings, and time in nature into their workdays to support clearer thinking, better decisions, and more focused conversations.
by 1. Karalee Greer & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano & WBN News Global
In 2026, more businesses are redefining growth as stability rather than scale, using AI to improve productivity, consistency, and resilience without adding headcount or complexity.
by 1. Karalee Greer & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano & WBN News Langley & WBN Ai
As 2026 begins, many Vancouver businesses are scaling back paid advertising as rising costs and diminishing returns push them toward trust-based visibility, referrals, and earned credibility instead.
by 1. Karalee Greer & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Kitsilano & WBN News Sea To Sky