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Who’s Suing Whom: May 1, 2023

Who’s Suing Whom: May 1, 2023

The latest from the B.C. Supreme Court
BC Hydro increases employee meal allowance significantly above inflation

BC Hydro increases employee meal allowance significantly above inflation

A BC Hydro spokesperson said the meal allowance increase is the first in over a decade
Top business stories of the week (April 24-28)

Top business stories of the week (April 24-28)

How AI is changing the economy, big CEO announcements and more
B.C. judge says PacNet founder must answer questions about money transfers

B.C. judge says PacNet founder must answer questions about money transfers

The company has been accused of allegedly processing hundreds of millions of dollars in predatory mail-fraud schemes
Federal government has tabled new offer on tenth day of strike, PSAC says

Federal government has tabled new offer on tenth day of strike, PSAC says

'We hope to continue bargaining this weekend in order to reach a fair deal,' says union
Former BC Hydro exec tapped to head ICBC

Former BC Hydro exec tapped to head ICBC

Crown corporations playing musical chairs with top executives
Prince George group offering business training for mill workers

Prince George group offering business training for mill workers

B.C. government announces $3 million in funding for Hubspace’s Build Your Own Future program
Feds post $3.1B surplus for first 11 months of 2022-23 fiscal year

Feds post $3.1B surplus for first 11 months of 2022-23 fiscal year

Government revenues up $36 billion
'Safest path forward': Province recommends Surrey continue with municipal force transition

'Safest path forward': Province recommends Surrey continue with municipal force transition

Public Safety Minister Mike Farnworth has recommended the Surrey Police Service transition continue. The city can forego the recommendations and continue with RCMP if they wish
After economy posts strong start to 2023, new data suggests slowdown has begun

After economy posts strong start to 2023, new data suggests slowdown has begun

The Canadian economy is expected to stall this year and potentially enter a recession as high interest rates weigh on consumers and businesses