Economy, Law & Politics

NDP leader Adrian Dix promised Wednesday to order a government review of BC Pavilion Corp. (PavCo), and said he may even privatize BC Place stadium if his party wins the May 14 election.

Bank, credit union growth at risk under proposal, says industry

Local companies take Bitcoin seriously as its value hits US$1 billion

Executives, analysts say that, given competition with low-tax neighbouring regions, election plans to increase corporate taxes are economically risky

Dolores Houghton is suing 798426 B.C. Ltd. for repayment of $300,000 the plaintiff alleges is a loan, and the defendant counters is an investment, in the Sarkiki Reef Resort in Belize.

It cost Vancouver taxpayers the equivalent of nearly 25,000 shiny new loonies to retrofit parking meters to accept the Royal Canadian Mint’s new 2012 coins.

If you're fed up with the stock market's unpredictability or have been unhappy with how your investments have performed, consider applying a pension fund-style investment strategy.

The average Canadian’s tax bill has outpaced the growth of the consumer price index, according to a Fraser Institute report released this morning.

Wholesale sales in B.C. far outpaced the Canadian average, according to Statistics Canada data released Friday.

The British Columbia Supreme Court has handed the Law Society of British Columbia (LSBC) court orders against two people practicing law who are not authorized to do so, the LSBC announced April 19.