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U.S. to double softwood lumber duties

U.S. to double softwood lumber duties

Duties on lumber exports have already cost Canadian producers $10 billion: IWPA
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Starbucks’ 24.5% one-day share-price surge contains CEO lessons

Starbucks’ 24.5% one-day share-price surge contains CEO lessons

CEOs earn large pay packages when they earn trust and have investors' respect
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Former B.C. RCMP officer charged with alleged China information passing gets bail

Former B.C. RCMP officer charged with alleged China information passing gets bail

Former Richmond school trustee William Robert Majcher allegedly gathered information for the People's Republic of China to damage Canadian interests.
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Metro Vancouver travellers angry about cancelled WestJet flights, callback service

Metro Vancouver travellers angry about cancelled WestJet flights, callback service

One person said they were instructed to wait three days to speak to a customer service representative.
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BC Tree Fruits officially files for creditor protection

BC Tree Fruits officially files for creditor protection

Severe weather, market challenges have lead to financial collapse
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I earned a promotion, but the company keeps delaying the raise as outlined in my contract

I earned a promotion, but the company keeps delaying the raise as outlined in my contract

Your new employment contract is a binding agreement and any failure to comply with its terms — either by the employer or the employee — can constitute a breach.
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Lawsuit hits Surrey’s Afro-Caribbean festival in lead-up to 2024 event

Lawsuit hits Surrey’s Afro-Caribbean festival in lead-up to 2024 event

Claim for alleged past debt stems back to inaugural 2022 A.C.C.E.S.S. – Afro Caribbean Cultural Summerfest Surrey event
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What’s a young investor to do in these turbulent markets?

What’s a young investor to do in these turbulent markets?

Here are three index ETFs to ride out the storm
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Kelowna sees first unemployment increase in July since 2016

Kelowna sees first unemployment increase in July since 2016

Kelowna's unemployment rate has risen to 4.4 per cent
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Rail strike could be 'catastrophic' for Canadian economy: business groups

Rail strike could be 'catastrophic' for Canadian economy: business groups

CIRB rules rail services not essential to health and safety, setting stage for strike
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