Commentary

About everything that could go wrong for a business has gone wrong lately for the BC Lions. Start with its heavy investment in 2019 in quarterback Mike Reilly, made the highest-paid player in the Canadian Football League.

The viability of publishing credible news has become seriously challenging over the last number of years in Canada and around the world.

British Columbians have been nimble in adapting their individual actions to slow the spread of COVID-19 in our communities over the last ten months, and it has had a big impact.

Vancouver lost 32,000 jobs between February and August

Surviving a global pandemic is just the latest barrier to business survival in Canada. The country’s costs and complexities of doing business have been major barriers for decades, and governments at every level are doing little to remove them.

In this year of the COVID-19 pandemic, the proportion of British Columbians who refer to the environment as the most important issue facing the province has remained in single digits.

As Premier John Horgan puts the finishing touches on his new cabinet following the BC NDP’s decisive election win, he will be under pressure to reflect the priorities of the various elements of his party – including social activists, union leaders, e

It is good that the premier and his health minister, and not the public health officer, have taken the lead in enforcing discipline in how the province is behaving during the pandemic. Dr.

Employers have been reeling from the challenges posed by COVID-19 and related economic disruption since March. This article discusses three key COVID-related issues they face over the next year under the pandemic “new normal.

For the past few months, British Columbians have cursed their luck at various times and for different reasons. The COVID-19 pandemic continues, and we are now in a period of semi-lockdown after an increase in the number of positive tests.