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When organizers went looking for someone to revive attendance at the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, Mike Forrester’s track record as an astute businessman and origins as a professional musician fit the bill

The soft trend in permits points to a slowdown in housing starts and reflects elevated new-home inventory, soft resale market activity and a tempered labour market

The festering debate about whether Vancouver should continue its open-house welcome to global investors has boiled over – again.

Beijing is halting approval of all applications for new free trade zones, convinced state and municipal governments either don't understand the next phase of economic reforms or are wilfully following their own agendas.

Optimism has climbed to the highest level since before the recession

Teaching in Cambodia fostered Mealshare co-founder’s desire to fight poverty

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Seeing things from all sides creates better business outlooks

What the Agricultural Land Commission has never been able to do is move beyond protecting land to making farming truly viable

A remaking of the constitution along these lines is only likely to sharpen the gaping political and economic divides that have fostered this crisis. There is even talk of civil war