Acumen Capital Partners - Port Coquitlam Branch

09/02/2026

Bank of Canada says inflation risk rising, holds key interest rate at 2.25%

Next rate announcement is scheduled for Oct. 28.

09/01/2026

Hey, you know we’re hiring, right?

We’re looking for some good people to join the crew - kitchen staff and hosts/expos.

If you like a busy pub, don’t mind a little noise, enjoy working with good people, and want a place where the regulars actually know your name… you might want to apply.

The Well is busy. It’s loud. It has character. The clientele is pretty great and there’s always something going on.

Basically, if you’re the kind of person who likes a shift that flies by, we should talk.

Interested? Email Management at [email protected]

And if you know someone who’d fit right in, send this their way.

09/01/2026

After six years, grain is moving through the Port of Churchill again — reopening a northern route connecting prairie agriculture with Hudson Bay and international markets. The return is more than a shipment; it puts renewed attention on the strategic potential of Canada's northern trade infrastructure.

08/31/2026

08/31/2026

Sponsorship Opportunities Available! 💼✨

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Position your company at the center of local commerce and connect with hundreds of professionals across the Tri-Cities. Don't miss the premier networking and brand-building event of the season!

📧 Interested? Email Nicole at [email protected] for more info, or view full event details via the link in our bio!

08/29/2026

As we see the midterm elections approach in US, Big Tech has started trying to win favour with Democrats. However, the electorate is watching closely.

Look for legislation that limits social media, requirements for AI to compensate the work product of all of humanity that is being used, largely for free, to replace workers. And wait for it TAXES!

Taxes on electronic commerce, taxes on estates, taxes resulting from global activities, and no subsidies for professional teams (that ar being traded like baseball cards)