Economy, Law & Politics

Jay Chalke reflects on challenges his office is facing, including backlogs

MOU with First Nations includes working on "repossession" of pulp mill site

Metro Vancouver has approved new development cost charges despite opposition from federal Housing Minister Sean Fraser, who is presently withholding money designed to increase permits and help house vulnerable people

'This isn't a Vancouver problem. We're hearing across the province, across the country, employees and customers are afraid and this is simply not OK.'

The central bank is more likely to bring its overnight rate to between two and three per cent, though not anytime soon: economist

Canadian hydrogen tech companies could benefit from American investments

The numbered company that acquired a lowrise apartment building at 5978 Wilson Ave. in Metrotown in 2018 has lost a bid to have a $6-million foreign buyer's tax bill overturned

Newly-strained relations between Canada and India don't seem to have many thinking twice about immigration between the two countries, says recruitment executive

schools that accept international students will have to confirm every applicant's letter of acceptance with the Immigration Department starting on Dec. 1, says Marc Miller

The individual was wanted in the U.S. for allegedly helping a terrorist-linked airline evade sanctions