Commentary

Collateral damage from America’s anti-free-trade regime is being felt well beyond the economy.

B.C. has adopted what respected forest ecologist Herb Hammond says is a “crass, colonial approach to ecosystems and the societies that depend upon them.

Loblaws' gift of $25 to all Canadians is really just part of a smoke-and-mirrors campaign. In December, Loblaws confessed to running a price-fixing scheme on bread with supplier Weston Bakeries, a sister company.

Top talent doesn’t come cheap. That marketplace reality is readily accepted in the world of sports and entertainment but not in business.

As finance ministers across Canada start putting the finishing touches on their 2018 budgets, they are sure to be casting a nervous glance to the south. In late December, the U.S.

For my first column of the new year, I’ve dipped into my collection of irrational, damaging or downright dumb happenings in 2017.

Metro Vancouver developers are bracing for the impact of another development cost charge (DCC) increase grenade rolled under their chairs from the Metro Vancouver Regional District.

The cryptocurrency revolution has introduced some interesting technology, notably the blockchain concept, which holds great potential for the agri-food sector.

Let's not overstate it. He is not the 2018 version of Dos Equis’ Most Interesting Man in the World.

Fearless predictions, at this time of year, usually prove to be groundless predictions. I prefer fanciful predictions: more idealistic and baggage-free, less likely to be fulfilled, and therefore unencumbered by evidence or expectations.