Dragon's Den

Jackie Rhind pitched to the Dragons on CBC’s Dragons’ Den. (Dragons’ Den)

Enter the Den: Revelstoke business pitches to the Dragons

The episode will be shown Jan. 4 on CBC

 

Sarah Neal, inventor of InstaCake Cards, from Lantzville, left, reacts as Dragons’ Den dragons Vincenzo Guzzo and Michelle Romano blow out InstaCake birthday card candles during filming in Toronto this past spring. The episode airs Thursday, Oct. 19. (CBC Dragons’ Den photo)

Vancouver Island woman looking to make a ‘cake card’ deal on Dragons’ Den

Lantzville’s Sarah Neal hopes investors will want to fund her cake and eat it too

 

(Ovry)

Revelstoke business wins Small Business BC Award, pitches to Dragons’ Den

Ovry was awarded for Best Youth Entrepreneur by Small Business BC

 

Missy MacKintosh, founder of MisMacK Clean Cosmetics with stores in Salmon Arm and Victoria, is taking another shot at appearing on CBC’s Dragons’ Den. (Photo contributed)

Cosmetics entrepreneur opens Victoria shop, sharpens pitch for second stab at Dragons

Salmon Arm resident Missy MacKintosh now boasts two stores, expanded line

  • Mar 13, 2022
Missy MacKintosh, founder of MisMacK Clean Cosmetics with stores in Salmon Arm and Victoria, is taking another shot at appearing on CBC’s Dragons’ Den. (Photo contributed)
The Very Good Butchers, a vegan butcher shop, is opening a new flagship location in downtown Victoria. (Courtesy of the Very Good Butchers)

Vegan butcher shop to open new flagship store in downtown Victoria

The Very Good Butcher Shop appeared in Dragons’ Den in 2018

The Very Good Butchers, a vegan butcher shop, is opening a new flagship location in downtown Victoria. (Courtesy of the Very Good Butchers)
BinBreeze co-founder Taylor McCarten pitched his product on Dragons’ Den during the Dec. 3 episode and walked away with a deal from Arlene Dickinson. (Screenshot)

Victoria compost stink solution snags last-second Dragons’ Den deal

BinBreeze offers a solution to smelly compost

BinBreeze co-founder Taylor McCarten pitched his product on Dragons’ Den during the Dec. 3 episode and walked away with a deal from Arlene Dickinson. (Screenshot)
Adam Corneil sparked the attention of all six Dragons’ Den judges after pitching his deconstruction business. (Screenshot from Dragon’s Den Oct. 29, 2020 episode)

B.C. deconstruction company ignites Dragons’ Den interest

Unbuilders deconstructs and salvages old buildings instead of sending them to landfill

Adam Corneil sparked the attention of all six Dragons’ Den judges after pitching his deconstruction business. (Screenshot from Dragon’s Den Oct. 29, 2020 episode)
The CBC television show Dragons’ Den holds auditions in Victoria on March 5. (Black Press Media file photo)

Dragon’s Den auditions return to Victoria in search of business pitches

Auditions take place on March 5 at Parkside Hotel and Spa

The CBC television show Dragons’ Den holds auditions in Victoria on March 5. (Black Press Media file photo)
Graham and Pam Bavington, owners of the Hee-Haw Horseradish company. (Don Denton Photography/Submitted)

After the Dragons: Vancouver Island

Business owners credit the popular show, Dragons’ Den, with giving them exposure

Graham and Pam Bavington, owners of the Hee-Haw Horseradish company. (Don Denton Photography/Submitted)
Very Good Butchers pitch their plant-based vegan meat alternatives to Dragons’ Den. (Submitted)

B.C. vegan butcher to appear on Dragons’ Den

Victoria’s Very Good Butchers will star in Nov. 29 episode

Very Good Butchers pitch their plant-based vegan meat alternatives to Dragons’ Den. (Submitted)