Commentary

Monday’s provincial economic update proclaimed the sky was not falling, but depending on your perspective, you’ll need special glasses to look for the sun.

Everyone who’s ever done business with Donald Trump knows his favourite tactic: don’t negotiate; intimidate.

Do you know that your team is constantly evaluating your emotions through cues in your body language – and that they can do so in a fraction of a second? At the Centre for Cognitive Neuroimaging at the University of Glasgow, researchers found that it

Far worse than Conor McGregor’s decision to take on this generation’s best boxer in his own sport, Finance Minister Bill Morneau has picked one dumb fight – even if he can smell the payday from the pending brawl.

With public markets at record highs, is it a good time to consider private investments for better long-term returns? Private equity has been around for more than 30 years but is still relatively unknown to most retail investors.

The refrain for Canada in the 2017 North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations should be: bring on a new trade deal that opens markets, increases competition and sharpens innovative edges to compete internationally.

Federal Finance Minister Bill Morneau recently released a long and nervously awaited discussion paper that was met with near apoplexy in some corners. That reaction is misguided.

How can people afford to live in Vancouver?

Employment competition in the new job market will increasingly pit humans against robots, and the smart money is riding on the latter, because humans are shaping up to be no match for machines when it comes to entry-level employment opportunities.

If the world is truly sane, Amy Nugent and Jesse McKee are two Vancouverites the city ought not alienate: energetic, artistic, creative, committed cultural champions, in many ways the faces of the new and vibrant arts community.