Economy, Law & Politics

Cost-conscious Canadians wanting to get more bang for the buck during their vacation might want to look at countries with currencies weakening against the loonie.

That’s who we should emulate: A people that buys and sells from each other because you can’t buy better from anywhere else

Distillers to get farm-gate status; wineries to be allowed to sell to their own restaurants

The B.C. government has made a final decision on two permits issued under the Heritage Conservation Act for the Marpole Midden site in the 1300 block of Southwest Marine Drive.

The City of Vancouver last week provided a glimpse of what its 2013 budget is likely to look like. Its 2013 Budget Outlook document did not provide an exact projection for how big the operating budget would be in comparison to its 2012 $1.

Eye drug developer QLT Inc. (TSX:QLT) announced September 27 that it will buy back up to 3.4 million shares during the next year as part of a plan to return $100 million to shareholders.

In a surprise Friday announcement, the B.C. government put a cork in the controversial move to privatize liquor warehousing and distribution. Premier Christy Clark announced that the B.C.

In a bid to keep Canadian dollars at home, the Surrey Board of Trade and the Canadian Chamber of Commerce are calling for the federal government to ensure Canadian border officials enforce "all tax exemption limits" for cross-border shoppers.

Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson wants immediate action on affordable housing by having city council adopt all recommendations in the Mayor’s Task Force on Affordable Housing final report released September 26.

The BC Nurses’ Union (BCNU) and the provincial government have announced a tentative collective agreement.