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Industrial land squeeze accelerates densification action; KPMG to occupy new facility in Langley enterprise park

Industrial land squeeze accelerates densification action; KPMG to occupy new facility in Langley enterprise park

Dense topic
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Fee-based investment accounts make sense for a growing number of investors

Just converting to a fee-based account can generate a cost savings
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Bullying’s best friend: The passive majority

Bullies have an evil genius for identifying damageable victims, something like bully Darwinism
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Microsoft’s Windows of opportunity into booming tablet market

Microsoft has been virtually shut out of the exploding market for touch-screen tablets
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No bones about it: Private property rights under siege in British Columbia

When it comes to native protest over land issues in B.C., the target of that protest runs out of friends and neighbours very quickly
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Adapt or cry

The report’s recommended action steps can largely be boiled down to one simple idea: get adaptation on everyone’s radar
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Life Lessons: Dan Gunn

Life Lessons: Dan Gunn

Executive director at Victoria technology-promoting non-profit VIATeC. Revitalize your firm by thinking like a startup
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Time to find the right affordable housing formula for Vancouver

Unaffordable housing is Vancouver’s secret brand, dressed up for lattes in cuddly green amenities
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How I did it: Howard Soon

How I did it: Howard Soon

2012 a very good year for B.C. vintner. B.C. wine-making pioneer inducted into BC Restaurant Hall of Fame
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B.C.’s skills crisis won’t be fixed if the province doesn’t overcome its chronic ideological inertia

In the fractured world of B.C. politics, there’s one economic issue all parties seem to agree on: B.C. faces a serious skills shortage that threatens to undermine potential economic growth.
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