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Here's how much it costs to rent a one-bedroom apartment in Metro Vancouver this May

Here's how much it costs to rent a one-bedroom apartment in Metro Vancouver this May

Some municipalities in Metro Vancouver saw a decrease in rental rates for newly-listed units
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CFIB warns B.C. against any potential $20/hour living wage legislation

CFIB warns B.C. against any potential $20/hour living wage legislation

Mandatory living wage of $20 per hour could cost province $4.3 billion in extra wages, says Canadian Federation of Independent Business.
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Strategic job-hopping may be good. Here’s why staying put also works

Strategic job-hopping may be good. Here’s why staying put also works

Employers, too, must do their part, to make sure employees aren’t stagnating where they are
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Fire at G3 grain terminal in North Vancouver under investigation

Fire at G3 grain terminal in North Vancouver under investigation

Conveyer equipment likely overheated during maintenance work at the terminal on the North Van waterfront
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'Still open for business': Pressure on remaining short-term rentals in Kelowna

'Still open for business': Pressure on remaining short-term rentals in Kelowna

Visitors face uncertainty, wedding parties scramble for accommodation
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Old glass plant to become largest solar farm in the Interior — if not B.C.

Old glass plant to become largest solar farm in the Interior — if not B.C.

Seven-acre rooftop installation expected to generate up to four megawatts of power.
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B.C. scientists have decoded how killer whales breathe. Here's why it matters

B.C. scientists have decoded how killer whales breathe. Here's why it matters

Killer whales breathe once every time they surface, a finding that could help scientists understand the predators' metabolism and how much fish they need to survive.
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Should I tell my employer that I have ADHD?

Should I tell my employer that I have ADHD?

Also, why you may not want to job-hop, moving countries to create opportunity and what leaders can learn from Alanis Morissette.
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Renowned SFU criminologist Robert Gordon dies, leaving trail of contributions

Renowned SFU criminologist Robert Gordon dies, leaving trail of contributions

Robert Gordon had been mentioned over 1,500 times in media articles through his life; most recently, he was critical of the Surrey police transition process and a continued advocate of provincial and regional police reforms in B.C.
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Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales down 2.1% at $69.9B in March

Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales down 2.1% at $69.9B in March

OTTAWA — Manufacturing sales fell 2.1 per cent to $69.9 billion in March as sales of petroleum and coal products and motor vehicles fell, Statistics Canada said Wednesday.
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