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You can use your rental address as said by my colleagues to register your own. But if you are to attend to customers, you need to ensure you comply with terms and condition attached to your rental agreement. And of course insurance too. Thanks

You can encage in business as Non-Resident Business incorporation. That will allow you to set up business in BC province. Since you are already in Canada, you can work it with your partner who was already established in Canada to set up business and she will be one of the director. Of course...

You can incorporate without having a co-owner through Non-Resident Business Registration. But only permitted by British Columbia Province (BC).

First, incorporate your business as non-residence . Or you can seek for a reputable Canadian Citizen to partner with you in your business venture. And you get started.

That is simple logical. You got to understand that visa officers