Commentary

This article was originally posted in 2016 as part of Business in Vancouver's Year in Review special edition.

If the BC NDP government were a football team, it would punt on second down. Policy after policy, study after study, to wit in its short history: Ride hailing. Mobility pricing. Money laundering. Freedom of information reform.

A vehicle can elicit a wide range of positive emotions. We can experience the joy of turning into a street at the exact moment a parked car is leaving.

B.C.’s mining industry is an essential part of the economic and social foundation of the province. A vibrant, competitive, growing industry provides benefits to British Columbians in all corners of the province.

If Canada’s first ministers meetings are to contribute anything to the country’s cohesion as a global economic player, more than political theatre needs to be on their agenda.

As a complex and challenging 2018 comes to an end, Canadians report little change in their economic status compared with one year ago. In a nationwide Research Co.

Approximately 10 years after the B.C. carbon tax was introduced to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and politicians were jetting around the world to receive accolades for work they didn’t do, we now have the sequel in the form of CleanBC.

Really, this mess with Meng Wanzhou had better be worth it.

In the weeks leading up to last October’s municipal elections in British Columbia, housing was the most ubiquitous issue for voters.

BC businesses will be hoping that the new BC NDP is not as infatuated with old Labour as the old BC NDP was. Upcoming changes to the B.C.