Glen Korstrom is a reporter with a focus on local news in Canada, specifically in New Westminster. His work has been featured in various publications, including Tri City News, Richmond News, Vancouver is Awesome, and more. Glen covers a range of topics, from business and retail to technology and tourism.
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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada (Local)
Glen Korstrom's coverage focuses on local business, legal issues, and economic developments in Canada, primarily within New Westminster. His articles frequently cite data and government announcements.
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By: Glen Korstrom
Photo: Chung Chow, BIV. Earls opened a new location at the Amazing Brentwood last year, just steps from the Millennium SkyTrain line
Suburban retail vacancy is low, despite expansions at sites such as Amazing Brentwood, Richmond Centre.
Investment comes as competition ramps up in burgeoning niche of providing robots to perform repetitive tasks, reducing need for human labour
Commission's aim would be to conduct public inquiries, reverse Canada's long decline in labour-productivity growth
By: Glen Korstrom, Jane Talbot Said, Chung Chow
Restaurant sector struggles while hoteliers enjoy highest occupancy and room rates in Canada
Company generated US$19.1M in 2023 sales, claims US$125M backlog
Carriers allegedly delivered the pricy nuts to the wrong distribution centre, and then a storage facility before their "disappearance"
By: Glen Korstrom
Technology will help Vancouver International Airport manage infrastructure and investment-planning to get the biggest bang for its bucks
The seventh-generation robots are cheaper and faster to produce, while lasting longer and having a better range of motion in the hands, wrists and elbows
By: Glen Korstrom
New A300neo planes are set for a longer season with more frequency and are larger than planes used last year
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