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Port Metro Vancouver predicts a drop in imports of Japanese-made vehicles and auto parts and a dip in Japan-bound commodity exports while the Asian country attempts to recover from last month’s trio of natural and nuclear crises

Large pharmaceutical companies increasingly turning to universities to conduct research as in-house development of new products becomes more expensive and less cost effective

The B.C. government announced yesterday it has reached an accord with the Seabird Island First Nation on forestry in the band’s traditional territory.

Thirty-three percent of B.C.

Adapt, provide exceptional service and keep your staff happy, breakfast panel tells audience

>B.C. miners taking the plunge into ocean abyss on the back of record resource prices

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Saw bucks: Ken Shields is banking on Chinese demand and the clean power sector to build B.C.’s next forestry giant

Online sales from the Crown corporation and release of new insurance broker licences among fears of independent operators

HST gamble behind aggressive sales strategy; number of stalled major projects in B.C. declines