The benchmark index is headed for a gain in March after struggling in earlier weeks on worries about whether the banking system was cracking under the weight of higher interest rates. It’s been on a turnaround after struggling in earlier weeks on worries about whether the banking system was cracking under the weight of higher […]
As a result, the benchmark price of a single-family home in the Central Okanagan increased only 0.3% to $1,131,800, which was its smallest jump since a decrease last September. “It is important to remember that this is not the same market we had a year ago,” new AIR president Lyndi Cruickshank said in a press […]
Elevated sales and low inventory kept prices firm, with an average MLS price of $1.045 million, up 15 per cent year over year. Adding to this pressure will be a decline in households looking to move further to suburban markets and smaller urban areas as more workplaces require employees to return to the office more […]
“When I was counting the number of vendors who wanted to attend that first week, I was like, ‘Oh, wow, we have that many vendors. “Then it was a cold winter, and felt like it kind of dragged its feet. “There’s always buskers, performers, the schoolyard beside us here on Saturday was just full of […]
Joining the market will be Tony and Joan from Vancouver and Kootenays respectively, bringing 50 years of buying and selling expertise to the market. Also joining are Betty and Brad, who have been treasure hunting for 30 years and have now decided to sell. …Read the full story
We can’t take it for granted, we have to work for it … this could create thousands of jobs very quickly,” said Hurford. …Read the full story
It’s difficult to get an exact picture of what’s happening in the local cannabis economy – even nearly four years after legalization, many people are still employed under the table by the quasi-legal ‘grey’ market. “I have a friend who said they are worried about paying rent this month,” adds Ymir resident Velvet Kavanagh. Both […]
Craft Culture was scheduled to come to Penticton in 2020, but was cancelled due to the pandemic. …Read the full story
Some of the new categories carried by the store include higher dose edibles, infused “pre-rolls,” where the flower is infused with hash or resin and rolled in kief and blunts, larger joints, as well as more concentrates and 10 varieties of highly sought after “Shatter,” a brittle, glass-like cannabis extract named for its breakability into […]
Avant released its first quarter financial report this week, and it showed that sales have more than doubled in the last year. Even though the company reported a $1.1 million net loss, Avant said it had a positive cash flow from operations before changes in non-cash working capital and positive adjusted EBITDA. …Read the full […]
It’s cool to be apart of that community and as a newer company, we’re excited to be welcomed in with open arms for that,” said Nikki Riddler from Citrus & Sage Co. …Read the full story
“We still want people to feel comfortable coming in. …Read the full story
The chamber has teamed up with World Trade Centre Vancouver, which will be bringing Canada’s Trade Accelerator Program to Kelowna in April. “I participated in the Trade Accelerator Program in 2018 to develop an export plan for my carbon software company,” Kelowna’s GreenStep Solutions president and CEO Angela Nagy said. The program will be held […]
