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A new set of state-of-the-art tugboats will ply the waters of Burrard Inlet next year, Seaspan International Ltd. announced Tuesday.

Bad publicity surrounding the poor conditions of many of the facilities for the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi is unlikely to dent trade and investment in India, former Indian president A.P.J.

Vancouver city council is expected to vote October 5 to make a pilot project for a two-way separated bike lane on the east side of Hornby Street a reality.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has fast-tracked the status for a Vancouver biotech company’s drug that could treat a rare and deadly parasitic disease. iCo Therapeutics Inc.

B.C. legal advocates are encouraged by an Ontario judge's September 28 ruling that has stuck down a federal law forbidding living off the avails of prostitution as unconstitutional.

He’s only 38 years old, but Ernst & Young has named Chad Wasilenkoff as its entrepreneur of the year for the Pacific region. The head of North Vancouver’s Fortress Paper Ltd.

Organizers of Vancouver’s Angel Forum are giving entrepreneurs until September 30 to apply to be part of its October 19 forum. The group has been hosting forums linking investors and entrepreneurs for 13 years.

Natural gas could be used to supply electricity to container ships

BIOTECanada argues that, similar to junior miners, Canada’s junior biotechnology companies need major investments of time and capital in order to become profitable

CFIB proposes solutions that would make payroll tax hike unnecessary and avoid what business says would further hamper economic recovery