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Top executives from companies involved in B.C.’s Pacific Gateway program are heading to Asia to drum up international business by trumpeting the province’s $22 billion investment in ports, railways, roads and airports. B.C.

Vancouver's Silver Standard Resources Inc. (TSX:SSO) said Friday morning it is selling two exploratory-stage projects in B.C. for $450 million to a company headed by its former president and CEO Robert Quartermain.

BMO Financial Group is joining Bell Canada as a significant supporter of Vancouver’s Whitecaps FC as the team prepares to kick off its 2011 season in Major League Soccer (MLS).

Despite the financial crisis, private mortgage brokers are likely to remain a viable option and maintain strong market share in Canada’s mortgage market versus the big banks and other financial institutions.

Reaction from economists in B.C. remains mixed about the economic impact of Premier Gordon Campbell’s income tax cut announced Wednesday night.

Baby boomers approaching retirement age in B.C. are still spending a significant amount of their income paying off their mortgage.

QLT Inc. (TSX:QLT) is expanding clinical trials of one of its ocular drugs to include patients suffering from another type of degenerative eye disease.

Despite the well-documented disruption to businesses along Cambie Street in Vancouver, the Canada Line rapid transit line has won another engineering award.

While China is known as the factory to the world, a majority of Canadian businesses in China are targeting the country’s burgeoning domestic market.

Simon Fraser University’s business school has been ranked as one of the world’s most productive institutions studying international business.