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Horgan plans mission to China as first foreign visit as new premier, official says

Horgan plans mission to China as first foreign visit as new premier, official says

B.C. premier John Horgan's plans may offer the first hints of the NDP-Green government's Asia-Pacific strategy
B.C. events open on-ramp to epic transportation plan

B.C. events open on-ramp to epic transportation plan

China’s One Belt, One Road inititatiave keeps popping up in Vancouver circles
E-commerce venture flows from water business

E-commerce venture flows from water business

Bottled-water exports help position Sachiel Connect as sales platform for other companies
Personal touch pays off for B.C. exporters in Asia

Personal touch pays off for B.C. exporters in Asia

Face-to-face interaction yields unexpected gains for companies at Seoul food show
Group promoting traditional Chinese medicine thinks outside the box to gain wider acceptance

Group promoting traditional Chinese medicine thinks outside the box to gain wider acceptance

Asian-medicine industry striving to sway provincial lawmakers
B.C. dairy alternative enters lucrative Asian market

B.C. dairy alternative enters lucrative Asian market

Spike in number of health-conscious Chinese consumers driving demand for dairy options
Looking for affordable rents in Hong Kong? Try co-living space

Looking for affordable rents in Hong Kong? Try co-living space

A group of professionals with property and architectural backgrounds is converting old tenement Hong Kong buildings into co-living projects to offer an affordable housing and networking option to young people.
Chinese property investment to drop to ‘normal level’, says top adviser

Chinese property investment to drop to ‘normal level’, says top adviser

Real estate investment, a key pillar of China’s economy, is expected to fall back to a “normal” level – about 2 to 3 per cent growth – in the second half of this year, according to a top Chinese economic adviser.
Schools urge investment in international education

Schools urge investment in international education

B.C. institutions, staff need to keep improving to compete globally, administrators say
Li Ka-shing says elder son Victor will be his successor in principle

Li Ka-shing says elder son Victor will be his successor in principle

Billionaire Li Ka-shing, for decades one of the world’s wealthiest tycoons, has named his elder son Victor Li Tzar-kuoi as his successor in principle, a day after the Cheung Kong group clarified that he had “no concrete timetable” to retire from the