Grand Uproar

"Like most business owners we are hoping to weather the storm and we are optimistic about the future. There is always beautiful regrowth after a forest fire. Like all small businesses, local designer Chloë Angus Design has pivoted her business quickly and is now creating masks that support both First Nations artists and the Downtown East Women’s Shelter. Small businesses helping small businesses is what are all about. Full story at https://www.savethesmall.ca/why-local.

Today news came out that of B.C. business may not or will not re-open once restrictions are lifted. Small business owners are working harder than ever before to keep their business viable. They are sacrificing and pivoting and doing everything they can to keep employees on staff. And they are doing it on very little sleep. So please take a moment today to tag a small biz owner and - . Shop local and www.SaveTheSmall.ca.... #SaveTheSmall See more

SaveTheSmall.ca

When we heard Semperviva Yoga was permanently closing its doors recently, it hit hard. "But it’s been around so long," we thought to ourselves, "how could something so established in Vancouver suddenly no longer exist? Then the truth hit, we hadn’t gone to their studios in years. We loved their presence in our neighbourhoods but weren’t putting our dollar where are our heart is. So right now, you have a choice. Buy from small, local shops or big box stores. But rememb...er, who we support now will determine the business and cultural landscape post-COVID. Go to SaveTheSmall.ca to learn more. #SaveTheSmall

"The staff will FaceTime you and run around the store showing you the product you might be interested in." Like almost every small business in Vancouver, Matt Sharp of Pacific Angler has had to modify his operations to stay afloat (boat pun intended). Shop local and visit SaveTheSmall.ca to see how you can help support small businesses in Vancouver. ... #SaveTheSmall