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WebTech Wireless to create trucking industry management system with U.S. company

Burnaby's WebTech Wireless Inc. (TSX:WEW) is partnering with Cleveland, Ohio-based TMW Systems Inc. to create a combined fleet management system for the trucking industry.

Avison Young reports B.C. multi-family real estate sales rise in 2009's first quarter

B.C.'s multi-family investment sector is picking up steam after hitting a new low in the fourth quarter of 2008, according to Avison Young's first quarter multi-family investment report. Seventeen deals worth $59.

Tourism figures up in February, but still at record lows, Statistics Canada reports

More Americans decided to travel to Canada in February, but tourism figures are still at record lows, according to Statistics Canada data released Monday. Almost 1.9 million Americans made overnight trips to Canada in February, up 3.8% from 1.

B.C. credit union members benefit from record profits in 2008

The B.C credit union system, which includes 47 independent credit unions across the province, reported record profits in 2008, according to Central 1 Credit Union.

StatsCan reports B.C. manufacturing continues decline in February

Motor vehicle manufacturing in Ontario revved up in February, breaking months of declines in manufacturing sales in Canada, according to Statistics Canada numbers released Friday. Total manufacturing sales rose to $42.

Vancouver potash exploration firms complete consolidation

Vancouver's Potash One Inc. (TSX:KCL) and Vancouver-based Potash North Resource Corp. (TSX-V:PON) have completed their merger that will strengthen Potash One's balance sheet and help them further its development in Saskatchewan.

Improvement in B.C.'s housing affordability to continue, latest RBC survey suggests

The cost of owning a home in B.C. will continue to fall, according to the latest affordability index by RBC Economics. The proportion of pre-tax income required to purchase a detached bungalow has fallen to 66% of household income, down from 69.

Canadians saving more in downturn, HSBC reports

A new study by Vancouver-headquartered HSBC Bank Canada has found that Canadians are putting aside more money as the world faces a synchronized global recession.

Economic uncertainty leading boomers to consider delaying retirement, BMO survey says

With financial security on the minds of Canadian boomers, a growing proportion of them are considering delaying retirement, according to a study by BMO Financial Group.

B.C. Real Estate Association reports real estate sales increases in March

Despite a year-over-year decline in residential real estate sales, residential home sales increased 24% in March from sales figures in February, according to statistics released by the B.C. Real Estate Association.