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Lawsuits and court-ordered payments continue to grow for Okanagan Extreme Home Builders

Lawsuits and court-ordered payments continue to grow for Okanagan Extreme Home Builders

Court orders company to pay nearly $3 million for unpaid mortgage and materials.
Average asking rents declined to 17-month low across Canada at end of year: report

Average asking rents declined to 17-month low across Canada at end of year: report

TORONTO — Average asking rents fell nationally to $2,109 in December on a year-over-year basis, marking a 17-month low, according to a new report. A monthly report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation says average asking rents across Canada were down 3.
Lawyers investigate fraud claims against Telus International

Lawyers investigate fraud claims against Telus International

Alleged claims in a pending lawsuit suggest the company misled investors about financial performance, largely related to its AI services
North American LNG production to double by 2028: report

North American LNG production to double by 2028: report

BC. LNG projects to account for 22 per cent of new North American production
Grocery code of conduct board hires former Fertilizer Canada CEO as adjudicator

Grocery code of conduct board hires former Fertilizer Canada CEO as adjudicator

The board heading up Canada's grocery code of conduct has hired an adjudicator to oversee the code's implementation. The board announced that Karen Proud will officially begin the role on March 17, with the code intended to be operational by June.
UPDATED: Steelhead LNG names more defendants in claim against Cedar LNG

UPDATED: Steelhead LNG names more defendants in claim against Cedar LNG

Company alleges ‘corporate espionage’ on the part of ARC Resources
Steve Lowry becomes CEO at Vancouver AI firm Broadsight Technology

Steve Lowry becomes CEO at Vancouver AI firm Broadsight Technology

Growing firm anticipates angel-investor funding round this quarter with other investment rounds to follow
Rob Shaw: Severance system needs reset after obscene $279K payout to Eby's top aide

Rob Shaw: Severance system needs reset after obscene $279K payout to Eby's top aide

Premier must rein in outrageous payouts for departing political advisers
Growth in B.C.'s Tri-Cities supported by transit, geography, governance

Growth in B.C.'s Tri-Cities supported by transit, geography, governance

Three suburbs are unique but united by common development goals
B.C. researchers aim to make the perfect T-shirt — from lumber

B.C. researchers aim to make the perfect T-shirt — from lumber

The bid to locally produce a sustainable high-end textile is still in its early stages, but researchers hope to have enough material to create prototypes within a year.