Economy, Law & Politics

The Education Improvement Act, introduced yesterday by the province, suspends teachers’ strike action, sets a cooling-off period and appoints a mediator to facilitate bargaining.

Alleged fraud, accountant negligence at heart of civil suits

Richmond papermaker’s creditor protection plan has coastal communities kicking diversification strategies into overdrive

Jim Green , former City of Vancouver councillor and renowned social and community advocate, died early Tuesday morning after losing his battle with lung cancer.

A West Vancouver couple has filed suit against the Bank of Montreal (BMO) over term deposits which, the couple alleges, were not repaid by the bank on maturity.

From “Canada’s future is in the west” to “a new era of economics and politics,” recent headlines detailing the newly released 2011 census data paint a picture of a re-orientation of both population and economic activity away from Central Canada and toward the West.

A B.C. man accused of insider trading has been fined $19,177 by the BC Securities Commission . According the BCSC, David Charles Greenway bought 68,500 shares of Global Uranium Corp .

Retail insiders see need for major mall with outlet stores

Home renovations, business inputs just a few of the unknowns in tax reversion