Commentary

One of the features of social media that users have grown to either love or hate is the discussion of food. Some people welcome the opportunity to learn from the experience of their friends and family at restaurants.

WorkBC's latest labour market outlook forecasts job growth across the province due to the increased number of retiring baby boomers and steady economic growth.

I suppose the next-best thing for governments to do when they can’t please everyone is to ensure they don’t please anyone.

The life expectancy of Canadians continues to climb, particularly when compared with what is transpiring in the United States.

There's more public oversight ahead for BC Hydro operations, but its financial outlook remains decidedly mixed. As illustrated in the power utility’s recent third-quarter financials, domestic sales and demand are either down or marginally up.

The political book has been reshaped in the last quarter-century, for better and for worse, by the inner-working explorations of high-profile journalists like Bob Woodward and Michael Wolff.

The message from the editor in Business in Vancouver ’s 2019 BC Tech magazine (“Funding Cuts Represent Artificial Intelligence) described B.C.’s tech sector as “fragile and skittish.” In fact, the opposite is true.

Justin Trudeau has been handed a live grenade as he enters the critical period to retain office. We might wonder: what might he do? Thumb into the hole? Toss it down the road? He has no easy call.

The summer of 2019 has been a challenge for law enforcement authorities in Canada’s largest city.

Next month will mark the 16th anniversary of the start of operations at Insite, the first legal supervised drug injection facility to operate in North America.