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Law report: Transforming Prince Rupert

Law report: Transforming Prince Rupert

Andrew Mayer’s landmark settlement agreements are creating business opportunities
Law report: Steak, cocktails and social interactions

Law report: Steak, cocktails and social interactions

Catherine Chow negotiates the best pieces of land for Keg Restaurants.

Insider trading

The following is a list of the largest stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed by the week ending May 22. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission.

Law report: Creating a legal department from the ground up

Shelley Wrean is Kwantlen Polytechnic University’s first in-house counsel
Buying local twice as beneficial to economy: study

Buying local twice as beneficial to economy: study

Buying from local businesses pumps twice as many dollars into the economy, according to a study by the Columbia Institute, Loco BC, and UBC’s Sauder School of Business.
Law report: A catalyst for change

Law report: A catalyst for change

David Adderley has steered Catalyst Paper through some rough times
Law report: Conquering the world

Law report: Conquering the world

The sun never sets on Salman Manki’s global legal team
Perkins Will sues over architecture invoices for Okanagan winery

Perkins Will sues over architecture invoices for Okanagan winery

A Vancouver architecture firm is suing a group of companies over unpaid design bills for a vineyard and marina project in the Okanagan.
Federal government announces $53b for municipal infrastructure

Federal government announces $53b for municipal infrastructure

Canada's crumbling infrastructure was top of mind at an annual gathering of 1,800 mayors, councillors and municipal managers held this weekend in Vancouver.
U.S. could raise interest rates before Canada: Central 1

U.S. could raise interest rates before Canada: Central 1

A Vancouver economist says the U.S. Federal Reserve could raise interest rates before the Bank of Canada budges from its 1% benchmark.