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OTTAWA — The Canadian economy continued to keep its head just above water in May, growing 0.2 per cent, led by expansions in manufacturing and the public sector.

Inadequate government support and harmful policies threaten the growth and survival of a critical industry

Artemis Gold still expects its first pour to happen later this year at the mine 160 km from Prince George

The BC Tree Fruits Cooperative announced earlier this month that it is ceasing operations and seeking 'court direction'

Canadians are continuing to be laid off as part of a wave of job cuts that began in 2023 as companies assessed their operations after the height of the COVID-19 pandemic passed.

As temperatures climb, former chief planner warns B.C. cities need to rethink old ways of maximizing sunlight and minimizing building shadows.

Operations at Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. will likely grind to a halt due to a strike expected in the second half of August, says CEO Keith Creel, as shippers gear up for the threat of massive rail shutdown.

Other companies also sued for damages after fire 'destroyed the plaintiffs' home and contents.'

Microsoft says the technical difficulties that plagued some customers Tuesday have been resolved.