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A game-changing mid-March personnel move at ViaSport came less than a week after celebrating the 47th Athlete of the Year Awards and the announcement that the 2014 Grey Cup hosting rights were bought by the provincial government.

The co-founder of GrowLab and NowPublic.com has learned to turn it down a notch

The Liberals have screwed up, but what unpredictable disasters await the alternative?

Dix garners applause

Mike Waites, who in January announced his plans to retire as Finning's CEO, proved to be a steady hand at the wheel of the Vancouver-based international heavy equipment dealer

Two weeks ago I wrote about frustrations people are having getting permits at Vancouver city hall. I had been collecting horror stories from applicants, but I wanted to let the city explain its side. I knew that a senior bureaucrat was working on improvements, so I called her to find out what she was doing. Sorry, not allowed.

Fiscal conservatism, pursuit of corporate tax cuts not paying dividends for Canadians

Former vice-president of talent for PMC-Sierra had to leave Vancouver to develop his career in Silicon Valley

Unreliable revenue projections and other risks abound in Conservatives' 2013-14 status quo budget

The BCTIA is most concerned that only 3.5% of B.C.’s tech companies have thus far leaped over the growth gap to become mid-sized enterprises, and a significant reason for that failure is lack of growth capital