Economy, Law & Politics

Christy Clark announced her cabinet today, with much pomp and circumstance, at a special ceremony at Canada Place in downtown Vancouver.

Vancouver city council is expected to amend bylaws on June 11 to allow breweries and distilleries that operate in industrial areas to sell their own products in compliance with new provincial laws.

It's time to talk about the "embarrassing" PST, according to the BC Chamber of Commerce.

B.C. Pavilion Corp.'s (PavCo) chairman and one of its directors quietly stepped down to assume their new roles as BC Liberal MLA.

Improving economic conditions in B.C. and globally should bode well for the province’s commercial real estate market

Tsawwassen says it needs access to low-cost municipal loans to fund public works

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has issued a notice of hearing alleging the director of a B.C.-based company committed fraud and illegally distributed securities.

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has issued a notice of hearing alleging the director of a B.C.-based company committed fraud and illegally distributed securities.

Juggling legal and business concerns can be easier with in-house counsel

Constance Ladell has been the leading legal mind on inter-provincial online gambling By Catrin Hughes