Telus has reversed its decision to charge an extra fee to customers who use a credit card to pay their bills. Last fall, the telecom company announced it would start charging some of those customers a fee of up to 1.5 per cent. That change came about as a result of a settlement between credit…
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WestJet to wind down Swoop, integrate into main operation – Business News
WestJet to absorb Swoop The Canadian Press – Jun 9, 2023 / 11:37 am | Stories: 431105 Photo: The Canadian Press A passenger boards a WestJet Encore Bombardier Q400 twin-engined turboprop aircraft in Kamloops, Saturday, June 3, 2023. WestJet and Swoop pilots ratified their collective agreement after a bargaining process that saw the threat of…
Bailey Jenkins, Director of Operations at iCRYO, Recognized in Utah Business’ 30 Women to Watch
Published: Jun. 12, 2023 at 9:07 AM EDT|Updated: 36 minutes ago Former Collegiate Athlete Turned Top Executive Earns Recognition of Accomplishment as a Business Leader in Utah SALT LAKE CITY, June 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — iCRYO, the fast-growing recovery and wellness brand, is celebrating the nomination of its Director of Operations, Bailey Jenkinswho was recognized…
Vancouver home sales rise in May, nearing 10-year average – Business News
Home sales, prices rising The Canadian Press – Jun 2, 2023 / 10:00 am | Stories: 429918 Photo: The Canadian Press The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver says May home sales rose 15.7 per cent from a year earlier. The BC board says Vancouver’s housing market is showing signs of heating up heading into…
Caviar & Bananas opens second downtown Charleston location > Charleston Business Journal
The gourmet café and market Caviar & Bananas has opened a second Charleston location. The Ashley Avenue spot features the same menu items, such as sandwiches, salads and a wide selection of ingredients in the market, as the original George Street location, according to a news release. The new location at 170 Ashley Ave., across…
Pleasant Places grows without outgrowing family culture > Charleston Business Journal
Customer service, community at the forefront of Artigues’ family-owned business since 1984 Guy Artigues started Pleasant Places Landscaping in 1984 with just his old pickup truck, a trailer, a lawn mower, and an intense work ethic. Thirty-six years later, his company employs some 220-250 people and does more than $20 million in business each year…
Charleston marina company buys Florida operation > Charleston Business Journal
Charleston-based PORT 32 Marinas has acquired Lighthouse Point Marina in Lighthouse Point, Fla. The purchase is part of PORT 32’s renewed focus on acquisitive growth along both the Atlantic Coast and the Gulf of Mexico, according to a news release from the company. This is the second marina acquired by the company in the Fort…
Why rethinking retirement might help solve Canada’s demographic crunch
Cross Country Checkups1:53:00FULL EPISODE: What did you do when you were being pushed into retirement? Aveleigh Kyle retired as an intensive care (ICU) nurse nine years ago. It was a difficult job and the night shifts were taking their toll. She stayed in the field part time, but now in her 60s — and having…