Local Business

Economist Niels Veldhuis recently presented to the Rotary Club of Tsawwassen, outlining five reasons why we should be worried about Canadian complacency as it pertains to the economy: With an average of $37,000 of debt per Canadian, we are unduly bur

Telus recently announced the company will spend $4.5 million this year to upgrade its communications infrastructure in Delta to meet the growing demand for high-speed Internet service.

Ladner's 48th Avenue Animal Hospital was recently awarded the highest level of veterinary excellence.

A casual conversation at a Ladner Business Association networking event turned into a new business venture for one local entrepreneur.

Specialty children's thrift store Finds is celebrating its first anniversary this month.

Maya Lucertini (front) and the rest of the staff at Tim Hortons in Tsawwassen serve coffee last Wednesday as part of Tim Hortons Camp Day.

In the past five years Budget Blinds of Delta has gone from a two-person business in the form of owners David and Tara Anderson to a team of six and growing. It recently added the South Surrey territory and started a second business, Delta Closets.

Ladner Auto Body is now a member of the CSN network. "You don't pick them, they pick you," said Ladner Auto Body owner Rick Richardson.

Social skills are the focus at Sunny Town Learn Play Childcare Centre in Tsawwassen. "That's very important to us. The children really love it here. They have fun playing," said owner Ray Win Hatcher.

West Coast Seeds has donated $2,500 to the Delta Hospice Society after a successful fundraiser earlier this month.