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Vancouver developers struggle with wave of insolvencies as costs soar

Vancouver developers struggle with wave of insolvencies as costs soar

Restructurings more common in current difficult economic, regulatory environment
Legal decision website CanLII files lawsuit against B.C. company for alleged copyright breach

Legal decision website CanLII files lawsuit against B.C. company for alleged copyright breach

Operator of new legal decision website using artificial intelligence software denied using data owned by CanLII, which has filed a copyright lawsuit in B.C. Supreme Court.
How a second Trump presidency could affect Canada’s economy

How a second Trump presidency could affect Canada’s economy

Steep tariffs and new trade negotiations among the risks
BoC official warns against playing with mortgage rules to make housing affordable

BoC official warns against playing with mortgage rules to make housing affordable

The Bank of Canada’s senior deputy governor is warning against adjusting mortgage rules to try to make the prospect of homeownership more affordable.
Falling rates fuel resurgence in Vancouver office investment, says Avison Young

Falling rates fuel resurgence in Vancouver office investment, says Avison Young

Deals in office market expected to ramp up as lower interest rates take hold
B.C. business leaders react to Trump's U.S. election win

B.C. business leaders react to Trump's U.S. election win

Trump is ahead in the electoral college count to be president of the United States
D-Wave regains NYSE compliance for the third time

D-Wave regains NYSE compliance for the third time

The quantum computing company's stock hasn't dropped below US$1 for more than 30 days in October and will not be delisted
BC Lottery Corp. betting favours Donald Trump to win U.S. election

BC Lottery Corp. betting favours Donald Trump to win U.S. election

Democrat Kamala Harris expected to win the popular vote nationally.
Vancouver-based financial firms Dehoney and Arbutus merge, rebrand

Vancouver-based financial firms Dehoney and Arbutus merge, rebrand

The two firms have become Waypoint Benefits & Financial Services
Status quo better than NDP minority, say B.C. business leaders

Status quo better than NDP minority, say B.C. business leaders

Industry groups urge fiscal restraint.