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July/August 2024 – The Top 100

With a mission to inform, empower, celebrate and advocate for British Columbia's current and aspiring business leaders, BCBusiness go behind the headlines and bring readers face to face with the key issues and people driving business in B.C.

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7 B C B U S I N E S S . C A J U LY/A U G U S T 2 0 24 8 3 : J o h n S i n al; 13 : Ta n y a G o e h r i n g ; 8 6 : i S t o c k / n a d i a _ b o r m o t o v a C H A T T E R 10 EDITOR'S DESK Go big or go home T H E I N B O X 13 RETAIL A brand-new non- alcoholic liquor store just opened up on Vancouver's Commercial Drive and B.C. brands are filling up its shelves 17 CLIMATE How first responders are using technology to tackle forest fires differently 18 GO FIGURE Check out what the numbers say about vacation properties in B.C. and Canada—like what percentage of people own a cabin and what they want in it 20 THE CONVERSATION Association for Mineral Exploration CEO Keerit Jutla talks about the underlying potential of our mining industry 24 LAND VALUES Laneway homes could help address Vancouver's housing crisis, but current city policies make them a risky move for homeowners 30 SMALL TOWN SUCCESS Pitt Meadows' Hopcott Farms is growing with community support Q U A L I T Y T I M E 83 WEEKEND WARRIOR Mountain biking has been an uphill journey for BC Children's Hospital Foundation CEO Malcolm Berry, who started riding after his daughter died in 2005 84 SOCIAL CUES The secrets behind wedding dress retailer Truvelle's online strategy 86 HOSPITALITY Struggling to get a restaurant reservation? Our tips can help you score a seat at buzzing hot spots like AnnaLena and Elio Volpe 88 PACK LUNCH This easy 15-minute recipe from award- winning Vancouver restaurant Anh & Chi is the perfect work lunch 90 INVENTORY Build your next charcuterie board using this selection of six cheesemakers in B.C. 92 CARRY ON Pack language-learning apps like Memrise, Duolingo and Babbel into your travel itinerary this summer 94 TRAVEL How tech entrepreneur Qaid Jivan ended up running the Stonewater motel on B.C.'s Sunshine Coast—and what he's doing to develop it 98 WORST DAY ON THE JOB Restaurateur Paul Grunberg—who owns Pepino's, Caffé La Tana and Savio Volpe— reflects on the day he fired 95 percent of his staff during COVID 83 13 We understand that businesses have diverse needs and require practical, manageable, and intelligent legal solutions in order to succeed. Our industry-leading lawyers work with clients to find the right solutions in select areas of business law, including: • Commercial Real Estate & Development • Corporate/Commercial • Lending/InsolvencyLitigation/ Arbitration/Dispute Resolution • Securities/Corporate Finance/Merger & Acquisitions • Tax/Trusts Practical Solutions

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