This Mother's Day, we celebrate the resilience of mothers who pour their hearts into raising families while growing successful small businesses across the country.
Ami Feller started by cleaning up job sites. That’s all they let her do. “It was the only thing ‘suitable’ for a girl,” she remembers. Until one day, staring up at a two-story roof no one wanted to climb, she took the risk. And claimed her place.
From a business perspective, Pride and Prejudice offers more than charm and wit. It’s a study in negotiation, reputation, and the importance of empathy.
From a business perspective, Pride and Prejudice offers more than charm and wit. It’s a study in negotiation, reputation, and the importance of empathy.
This Mother's Day, we celebrate the resilience of mothers who pour their hearts into raising families while growing successful small businesses across the country.
Ami Feller started by cleaning up job sites. That’s all they let her do. “It was the only thing ‘suitable’ for a girl,” she remembers. Until one day, staring up at a two-story roof no one wanted to climb, she took the risk. And claimed her place.
From fish markets to fashion boutiques, women entrepreneurs across South Delta are redefining local business. These leaders are creating jobs, inspiring innovation, and building a stronger community from Ladner to Tsawwassen.
International Women's Day celebrates women entrepreneurs in British Columbia by spotlighting pioneering leaders, supportive networks, and emerging innovators driving regional economic success.
“At WBN News, we recognize the critical role local businesses play in shaping our communities,” Karalee says. “I’m thrilled to lead the Kitsilano Edition and foster collaboration among entrepreneurs to help them grow and succeed.”
