McDonald’s and Starbucks are more than food and coffee—they’re real estate powerhouses. Investors can leverage their location strategy to spot hot markets early.
by Debbie Balfour & WBN News Langley & WBN News Abbotsford
As U.S. tariffs tighten, Canadian exporters face a pivotal choice: retreat or expand globally. With access to 50 free trade markets and major infrastructure ready, Canada is primed to pivot beyond the U.S.—and lead with premium products on the world stage.
Kakuma, once solely a refugee camp, is evolving into a dynamic urban center with a burgeoning informal economy exceeding KSh 6 billion, or USD 500 million annually. Amidst this transformation, one of many unique opportunities is arising...
Canadians head to the polls on April 28, 2025, in a pivotal national election shaping the country's future. Stay tuned for live updates and results
AI takes the helm in Silicon Valley, new voices join WBN, and tariffs shake the global business landscape. From tragedy in Vancouver to breakthrough transit projects, this week’s recap delivers the stories shaping tomorrow’s headlines.
A night of Filipino celebration in South Vancouver turned tragic as a speeding SUV crashed into a festival crowd, leaving 11 dead and over 20 injured. The Lapu-Lapu Festival, meant to uplift the community, now stands as one of Vancouver’s darkest days.
Tragedy strikes Vancouver as SUV plows into Lapu Lapu Day festival crowd, leaving 9 dead and many injured. Investigation ongoing. #VancouverNews
Mental toughness drives success both in fitness and business. Learn why discipline, resilience, and focus are the ultimate competitive edge.
Wayne Campbell held his newborn in his arms, and at just 15 years old, felt the weight of the world settle heavily on his shoulders. While others his age planned weekend hangouts, he was staring down bills,