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Daisy Xiong's coverage primarily focuses on local business, culture, and food in Richmond, British Columbia. She often includes event coverage and cites data to support her articles. For effective outreach, consider offering insights into new businesses or events in the Richmond area, trends in dining and culinary scene, community initiatives or cultural developments.
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By: Daisy Xiong
The BC Chamber of Commerce is calling for more action to remove internal trade barriers to improve the flow of goods and workers across provinces as trade tensions with the United States continues to escalate.
Industry leaders say stronger collaboration across AI sector key to helping companies compete
Vancouver reported an average asking rent of around $2.6K in July, down 4.8 per cent year-over-year
By: Daisy Xiong
Vancouver reported an average asking rent of around $2.6K in July, down 4.8 per cent year-over-year
By: Daisy Xiong
Market sales grew from $10M to $18M over five years Vancouver Farmers Market is calling on the City of Vancouver to move away from annual event permits and recognize the organization as long-term civic infrastructure.
By: Daisy Xiong
Purpose-built rental construction is helping offset weakness in new residential development
By: Daisy Xiong
West Road property sells for well below $19M asking price, Colliers says
The city ranked No. 9 in North America and No. 2 in Canada in tech talent, according to a new CBRE report
By: Daisy Xiong
Vancouver remains one of the top tech talent markets in North America, despite some of the highest housing and office costs in Canada, according to a new report.
By: Daisy Xiong
Permitting reform and infrastructure investment among top concerns for B.C. businesses: survey
