Business

Seven local photographers are making a dream come true by opening the doors to Photos on 5th, a fine art gallery in downtown Courtenay.

The Comox Valley Chamber of Commerce transitioned from a Visitor Information Centre to focusing on serving the business community in 2012.

As of next year, Canadians will be able to save an extra $500 in their tax-free savings accounts.

The term 鈥渆levator pitch鈥� is a chance encounter to deliver a summary of your business.

Pentlatch Seafoods in Courtenay was recognized for outstanding achievement at the B.C. Aboriginal Business Awards.

Comox Video's N More owner Jean Gibson made the heart wrenching decision to close the business.

If you have a business and you're looking for help with the transition back to the Provincial Sales Tax, help is available.

The spa at the Kingfisher Oceanside Resort re-launched itself with a new name and spa menu recently.

Students from across Vancouver Island have been learning to earn and manage money with PowerPlay Young Entrepreneurs.

With a winemaker, vineyard manager and marketing director on board, 40 Knots is setting out to expand their production.