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BC Hydro’s mea culpa over fire not good enough

BC Hydro’s mea culpa over fire not good enough

BCUC orders third-party investigation into fire that injured two and damaged businesses
Inflation has fallen, but the Bank of Canada hasn't backed off rate hikes. Here's why

Inflation has fallen, but the Bank of Canada hasn't backed off rate hikes. Here's why

A key element of the answer lies in the Bank of Canada's commitment to hit the midpoint of its target range
Canadian Chamber of Commerce joins calls for extension of CEBA repayment deadline

Canadian Chamber of Commerce joins calls for extension of CEBA repayment deadline

A letter to the federal finance minister urges her to push back the Canada Emergency Business Account repayment deadline by two years to the end of 2025
Who’s Suing Whom: July 24, 2023

Who’s Suing Whom: July 24, 2023

The latest from the B.C. Supreme Court
B.C. businesses facing rising tide of economic uncertainty

B.C. businesses facing rising tide of economic uncertainty

Entrepreneurs caught between higher operating costs and lower purchasing power
Profile: Bill Majcher, the retired Mountie charged for allegedly colluding with China

Profile: Bill Majcher, the retired Mountie charged for allegedly colluding with China

Former RCMP inspector claimed to have gained evidence of collusion among corrupt judges, lawyers and court registry staff across Canada
Former B.C. RCMP officer charged with helping Beijing intimidation campaign

Former B.C. RCMP officer charged with helping Beijing intimidation campaign

Accused received a commendation from VPD chief constable in 1998
B.C. port union to recommend settlement agreement to its members

B.C. port union to recommend settlement agreement to its members

The development is the latest in a turbulent week that saw the union voting down a federal mediator's terms
Data points: Lower Mainland home sales up 31 per cent in June

Data points: Lower Mainland home sales up 31 per cent in June

Soaring population growth through immigration is lifting demand for real estate, writes Bryan Yu
NDP delayed public notification of B.C.'s first monkeypox case for a weekend

NDP delayed public notification of B.C.'s first monkeypox case for a weekend

FOI documents, which were withheld for more than a year, reveal communications between health officials