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Canadians were a little more frugal when travelling abroad in the third quarter of 2010 as visitors to Canada were more willing to open their wallets The result was that Canada’s travel deficit, along with deficits around the world, fell from an all-

Rumours have started swirling that sluggish condo sales at the troubled $1 billion former Olympic Village might prompt the project’s major creditor, the City of Vancouver, to encourage the receiver, Ernst and Young, to start renting out units as a wa

Vancouver’s Boss Power Corp. (TSX-V:BPU) said Monday the B.C.

BC Hydro reported a 3.5% increase in net income, despite being forced to pay for higher-priced power on export markets to compensate for domestic supplies that are 23% lower due to lower snowpack and rainfall.

Employment growth in B.C. is improving faster than the B.C. government and most economists anticipated earlier this year.

With border crossings reportedly busy Friday morning, many Canadians appeared eager to participate in the biggest shopping day of the year in the United States – Black Friday.

American consumers lined up for hours before stores opened Friday morning and are taking part in what is the biggest shopping day of the year – south of the border.

When the City of Vancouver released its proposed $610.8 million budget for 2011 on Thursday, the administrative report trumpeted funding increases.

Two Vancouver shipbuilders are involved in multi-million dollar contracts to design new science vessels for the Canadian Coast Guard. STX Canada Marine Inc. has been awarded a $2.

The second earliest Okanagan icewine harvest is likely to make wines fresher and fruitier than in past years, winemakers say.