Commentary

Dirty money likes Canada, and, even more disturbing, Canada appears to like dirty money.

The importance of precise language in employment contracts cannot be overstated. Ambiguity in a contractual provision, especially when it comes to bonuses and other forms of compensation, can create significant unintended liability for employers.

I spent the transformative summer afternoons of 1972 affixed to the new colour television set in my grandparents’ living room.

The sudden departure of Ian Campbell from the City of Vancouver’s mayoral race came as a surprise to many political observers.

The possibility of a new centre-right party led by Maxime Bernier has given rise to the idea that the 2019 federal election will conclude in a new victory for the Liberal Party of Canada.

Regardless of what any new North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) might look like, the political winds that have been whipped up around it have cleared the air on one important issue for Canadians: America the Great Again under the Donald Trump

Vincent was alone in the hotel restaurant when I arrived before 7 to see a friend for breakfast, and I hadn’t seen him in the flesh for ages.

The federal government’s approval of the Kinder Morgan Trans Mountain pipeline expansion was overturned by the Federal Court of Appeal last week, handing a victory to First Nations and environmental groups. The court’s decision was unanimous.

If you think Donald Trump had a rough month, what with his major aides flipping on him, think of Justin Trudeau, what with his major issues flipping on him.

For decades, British Columbia has been a popular destination for Canadian retirees.