Commentary

Over the past few months at Research Co., we have taken a look at certain habits of British Columbians when it comes to food.

The federal government has re-approved the proposed expansion of the Trans Mountain pipeline, in a decision that was widely expected.

To fulfil the commitment to Canada Day, herein lies the annual Business in Vancouver quiz, which aims to test your knowledge of current events. 1.

Following through on its commitment to modernize the Employment Standards Act (ESA), the BC NDP government passed several additional important changes to the ESA effective May 30. Here are the key changes to the ESA.

With Canada Day approaching, I felt it was a good time to revisit a survey I had originally conducted in 2008.

On the final day of November 2018, the heads of government of Canada, the United States and Mexico signed a new free-trade deal, known in this country as the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA).

Government financial transparency is improving. That’s encouraging. But government-spending decisions are not. In its most recent report on the fiscal accountability of Canada’s senior governments, the C.D.

Many British Columbians and Vancouverites continue to identify “ housing, homelessness and poverty ” as the most important issues facing the province.

Only in Canada could the government majority declare a climate emergency one night in the House of Commons and next morning see its cabinet approve a megaproject to channel and ship extracted bitumen abroad.

Whether we enjoy it or not, Canada has already been subjected to the early stages of the 2020 United States presidential campaign.