Commentary

In recent years, a lot has been written about how to get young girls interested in STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) and keep them interested.

Ah, the rose. A beautiful presence. A short-lived bloom. But once done, just the thorns to see.

There has never been a better time to register our displeasure with how companies treat us.

Is The Art of the Deal co-author out of his depth when it comes to spinning that deal on the global political stage? That should be a key concern for Canada and other countries bracing for the long-term fallout from U.S.

Thank you for coming today. I want to discuss your application for the job of prime minister. There are other applicants for the role, as you know, and we will be filling the position October 21. As part of the process, I have a few questions.

Trade diversification is of paramount importance for trading nations such as Canada and Taiwan. Canada’s latest trade diversification strategy sets a target of 50% export growth by 2025.

Last month, federal Conservative Party leader Andrew Scheer sent a letter to provincial and territorial premiers in which he vowed to increase health transfers if he becomes prime minister after next month’s election.

As children and teenagers across British Columbia go back to school this week, parents across the province may be thinking about their future earning potential.

As Business in Vancouver documented earlier this year, unionized marine cargo employees all over North America share similar port automation concerns raised by International Longshore & Warehouse Union Canada (ILWU).

In the hours before the long weekend, where big news is brought to be buried, the British Columbia Utilities Commission (BCUC) painted a frustrating picture Friday of why our gas prices are North America’s highest.