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WBN News South Delta   -   Apr 27, 2025 🔄 Consolidation or Innovation? What the Global Payments–Worldpay Merger Means for Merchants
🔄 Consolidation or Innovation? What the Global Payments–Worldpay Merger Means for Merchants

Global Payments is acquiring Worldpay in a $22.7B megadeal. While the headlines focus on Wall Street, small businesses should ask: Will this lead to better service — or higher fees?

by Robert Skinner
Small Business History   -   Apr 27, 2025 Today in Small Business History – April 27th
Today in Small Business History – April 27th

April 27: Xerox patents touch screen tech, Babe Ruth’s jersey sells for record, LEGO opens its first store in the U.S., Apple unveils AirTag, and the SBA is officially created.

by Dr. Ethan Fairbanks & WBN News Global
WBN News South Delta   -   Apr 27, 2025 Smarter Service: Why South Delta Businesses Should Be Using ChatGPT to Boost Customer Care
Smarter Service: Why South Delta Businesses Should Be Using ChatGPT to Boost Customer Care

From Ladner to Tsawwassen Mills, South Delta businesses are discovering how AI tools like ChatGPT can reduce admin time and improve customer satisfaction.

by Robert Skinner & WBN News - South Delta
Madama Butterfly   -   Apr 27, 2025 Heartbreak and Hope: Vancouver Opera’s Madama Butterfly
Heartbreak and Hope: Vancouver Opera’s Madama Butterfly

Experience the heartbreak and beauty of Vancouver Opera’s moving Madama Butterfly revival, set during the American occupation of Japan.

by 1. Elke Porter & WBN News Vancouver
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Apr 27, 2025 Hate Graffiti Attack on Surrey Hindu Temple and Implications for International Businesses in Canada
Hate Graffiti Attack on Surrey Hindu Temple and Implications for International Businesses in Canada

Over the Easter weekend in April 2025, a prominent Hindu temple in Surrey, British Columbia was defaced with hateful graffiti. Let's talk about it.

by Jenny Holly Hansen & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Langley & WBN News Abbotsford
5@5   -   Apr 27, 2025 5 @ 5 @ 5 – April 27, 2025: Tariffs, Shifting Alliances, and Small Biz Survival
5 @ 5 @ 5 – April 27, 2025: Tariffs, Shifting Alliances, and Small Biz Survival

Tariffs and trade tensions dominate headlines in Canada, the U.S., and globally, leaving small businesses to adapt to rising costs, uncertain demand, and shifting supply chains. Today’s roundup highlights the resilience—and pressure—facing entrepreneurs in a turbulent 2025.

by George Moen
Vancouver News   -   Apr 27, 2025 SUV Plows Into Vancouver Festival Crowd, 9 Dead
SUV Plows Into Vancouver Festival Crowd, 9 Dead

Tragedy strikes Vancouver as SUV plows into Lapu Lapu Day festival crowd, leaving 9 dead and many injured. Investigation ongoing. #VancouverNews

by 1. Elke Porter & WBN News Vancouver
Peachland Eats   -   Apr 27, 2025 Baked Fresh by the Lake at Bliss Bakery in Peachland, BC
Warm pastries by the water’s edge

Bliss Bakery in Peachland offers house-made pastries, artisan coffee, and lakefront views—making it a favorite for locals and a standout for visitors.

by Debbie Balfour & WBN News Okanagan
🔄 Consolidation or Innovation? What the Global Payments–Worldpay Merger Means for Merchants
WBN News South Delta   -   Apr 27, 2025 🔄 Consolidation or Innovation? What the Global Payments–Worldpay Merger Means for Merchants

Global Payments is acquiring Worldpay in a $22.7B megadeal. While the headlines focus on Wall Street, small businesses should ask: Will this lead to better service — or higher fees?

by Robert Skinner
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WBN News South Delta   -   Apr 27, 2025 🔄 Consolidation or Innovation? What the Global Payments–Worldpay Merger Means for Merchants
🔄 Consolidation or Innovation? What the Global Payments–Worldpay Merger Means for Merchants

Global Payments is acquiring Worldpay in a $22.7B megadeal. While the headlines focus on Wall Street, small businesses should ask: Will this lead to better service — or higher fees?

by Robert Skinner
Small Business History   -   Apr 27, 2025 Today in Small Business History – April 27th
Today in Small Business History – April 27th

April 27: Xerox patents touch screen tech, Babe Ruth’s jersey sells for record, LEGO opens its first store in the U.S., Apple unveils AirTag, and the SBA is officially created.

by Dr. Ethan Fairbanks & WBN News Global
WBN News South Delta   -   Apr 27, 2025 Smarter Service: Why South Delta Businesses Should Be Using ChatGPT to Boost Customer Care
Smarter Service: Why South Delta Businesses Should Be Using ChatGPT to Boost Customer Care

From Ladner to Tsawwassen Mills, South Delta businesses are discovering how AI tools like ChatGPT can reduce admin time and improve customer satisfaction.

by Robert Skinner & WBN News - South Delta
Madama Butterfly   -   Apr 27, 2025 Heartbreak and Hope: Vancouver Opera’s Madama Butterfly
Heartbreak and Hope: Vancouver Opera’s Madama Butterfly

Experience the heartbreak and beauty of Vancouver Opera’s moving Madama Butterfly revival, set during the American occupation of Japan.

by 1. Elke Porter & WBN News Vancouver
Jenny Holly Hansen   -   Apr 27, 2025 Hate Graffiti Attack on Surrey Hindu Temple and Implications for International Businesses in Canada
Hate Graffiti Attack on Surrey Hindu Temple and Implications for International Businesses in Canada

Over the Easter weekend in April 2025, a prominent Hindu temple in Surrey, British Columbia was defaced with hateful graffiti. Let's talk about it.

by Jenny Holly Hansen & WBN News Vancouver & WBN News Langley & WBN News Abbotsford
5@5   -   Apr 27, 2025 5 @ 5 @ 5 – April 27, 2025: Tariffs, Shifting Alliances, and Small Biz Survival
5 @ 5 @ 5 – April 27, 2025: Tariffs, Shifting Alliances, and Small Biz Survival

Tariffs and trade tensions dominate headlines in Canada, the U.S., and globally, leaving small businesses to adapt to rising costs, uncertain demand, and shifting supply chains. Today’s roundup highlights the resilience—and pressure—facing entrepreneurs in a turbulent 2025.

by George Moen
Vancouver News   -   Apr 27, 2025 SUV Plows Into Vancouver Festival Crowd, 9 Dead
SUV Plows Into Vancouver Festival Crowd, 9 Dead

Tragedy strikes Vancouver as SUV plows into Lapu Lapu Day festival crowd, leaving 9 dead and many injured. Investigation ongoing. #VancouverNews

by 1. Elke Porter & WBN News Vancouver
Peachland Eats   -   Apr 27, 2025 Baked Fresh by the Lake at Bliss Bakery in Peachland, BC
Warm pastries by the water’s edge

Bliss Bakery in Peachland offers house-made pastries, artisan coffee, and lakefront views—making it a favorite for locals and a standout for visitors.

by Debbie Balfour & WBN News Okanagan
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