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Simone Kearney was stuck with more than $100,000 worth of inventory when word came in March that the cruise-ship season wasn’t going to happen this year.

The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on the business world — disrupting schedules, supply lines and revenue streams — but for some companies, the long pause before the economy started chugging back to life offered a bit of time and space to get th

Though there are a few more out-of-province licence plates dotting the city and good weather has drawn people to restaurant patios and bars, Victoria’s hospitality industry continues to bleed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.

The largest recreational vehicle dealer in the province says it has been a record summer for sales, and he credits health orders to get outside and social distance during the pandemic for the surge.

Tourism ships normally loaded with adventure seekers heading to the Great Bear Rain Forest this time of year are now filling their hulls with plastic waste.

A Vancouver Island business is banking on North Americans developing a taste for seaweed as it prepares to dive into the production of a variety of food products made from greens grown in the briny depths around the region.

The province hopes to have two cannabis retail stores open in Greater Victoria next year.

Trio Ready-Mix has applied to the City of Victoria for a height variance to accommodate a new storage facility at its Bridge Street operation, which could help make the concrete plant one of the most environmentally friendly in North America.