Economy, Law & Politics

Early numbers generating optimism for B.C. ski resorts banking on a post-pandemic rebound

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended Nov. 9, 2022. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission and obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

During his oath-of-office ceremony, the new premier talked a lot about his domestic agenda. He touched on the opioid crisis, housing and health care.

Just two weeks after being sworn-in, Mayor Ken Sim is jetting off to Qatar to enjoy the FIFA World Cup. Sim is said to be paying his own way for a trip booked before he was elected on Oct. 15.

Plus, the B.C. government is issuing a new tax credit on a sliding scale to households earning less than $150,051.

B.C. Securities Commission did not oppose delaying a hearing for illegal insider trading for Bridgemark Group respondents by 11 months.

A large foreign supply of children’s fever and pain medication is expected to start showing up on pharmacy and retail shelves next week, Health Canada said Friday.

Record highs for top performers pushed average profit increase up to 75 per cent

The report, which described wildlife and human habitat blurring during the flood, found 59 substances exceeded pan-Canadian environmental quality guidelines, and in some cases, concentrations grew as flood waters receded.

Resource and telecom companies lead corporate earnings parade in the province