Commentary

A few weeks back I wrote about finding a sister through DNA testing . We share an unknown father; she was adopted at birth, I grew up with my single mother. A photo was emailed to me last week.

Companies are fighting for the best spot on search engines for good reason. There are 3.5 billion searches performed per day on Google: this is how people hunt for the products and services they’re about to buy.

In a 6-5 vote on April 29, City of Vancouver council decided to ignore city staff’s well-researched recommendations and come up with a bad decision to approve a tax shift of 2% from commercial to residential properties.

Coffee has long been a staple of Canada’s beverage spectrum. Global studies consistently place our country in the top five when measuring the number of litres of coffee that each Canadian consumes.

One of many pending issues that may be derailed by the outcome of this year’s federal election is a task force that is currently studying the possibility of having all school buses in Canada fitted with seatbelts.

The number of Canadians living all alone has more than doubled in a generation and is now the most common and least affordable form of habitation

Darker clouds are forming on Canadian debt horizons. Combined with other economic forecasts, the country could be in for rough fiscal weather sooner rather than later. MNP Ltd.

Our inequity, our demography and our comparable station in the world demand it. But our current statistics, our employment situation and our complacency about our challenges resist it.

In negotiating a severance package for an employee in his or her late 50s or early 60s, the availability of alternate employment is a significant factor to consider.

San Francisco and Vancouver share a long and rich parallel history.