Commentary

The hotel industry is just getting back on its feet after some lean years following the 2010 Winter Olympics and is seeing an improvement in gross operating income back to more historical levels.

Everyone cheers when unemployment rates are low. After all, high employment is positive news for our economy.

I think we get it now: the BC Liberals don’t see the 2017 version of the NDP as serious election threats. Nearly one-third of the province doesn’t know who the NDP leader is – John Horgan, for those not in on the secret.

B.C. businesses need to ask whether the BC Liberal government’s 2017 budget released February 21 is the right game plan for the province and its business community now or merely the right game plan for the BC Liberals’ re-election aspirations.

In British Columbia, where there are about 40,000 new immigrants coming in every year, the ability for these new productive Canadians to access credit facilities is important.

Global investment interest in Metro Vancouver commercial real estate has never been greater, and, with strong economic fundamentals underpinning what will likely be the top provincial economy in Canada in 2017, that interest is not expected to wane a

In politics, like in life, you make choices

B.C. and the rest of Canada have to start treating the United States as their main competitor, not just their main customer.

It’s pretty clear that the BC Liberals do not see transit improvements as a priority Transportation is the No. 1 issue for business in Metro Vancouver, according to the Greater Vancouver Board of Trade.

For a province that likes to boast about its efforts to reduce red tape and make life easier for residents, British Columbia is certainly behind other jurisdictions in making it easy for people who changed their marital status to adopt a different na