Westburne Langely Grand Re-Opening

EIN 21 CS Langely 400

May 17, 2019

Westburne hosted a grand “re-opening” of their Langley branch where customers, suppliers, and staff were invited to see their newly improved storefront, warehouse, and staff workspaces. Great conversations and delicious food from Tacofino’s food truck were had by all.

Since December of 2018, the branch has been under major renovations to build a more openconcept, customer-friendly shopping experience for its existing customers, while aiming to attract new markets as well. What may be even more important is that the enhancements have created an environment that their team is excited and proud to work in.

The store’s new look reflects Westburne’s goal of refining and standardizing the overall look and feel of all 104 of its store locations across Canada.

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