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Law society gets to work on addressing unmet legal needs

Law society gets to work on addressing unmet legal needs

Submissions can be made by people, businesses, organizations outside the legal profession
Absence of Blue Wave leaves questions for Canadian economy after U.S. elections

Absence of Blue Wave leaves questions for Canadian economy after U.S. elections

No clear victor after U.S. election night means uncertainty remains for parts of Canadian economy
B.C. watchers reflect on unclear 2020 U.S. election result

B.C. watchers reflect on unclear 2020 U.S. election result

Canadian cannabis sector may benefit from several state referenda
Casino investigator felt he had ‘very little authority,’ Cullen Commission hears

Casino investigator felt he had ‘very little authority,’ Cullen Commission hears

Rob Barber joins a growing list of former casino investigators questioning senior directions for enforcement of money laundering laws in B.C. gambling facilities
Transport pricing for Vancouver not envisioned until 2025

Transport pricing for Vancouver not envisioned until 2025

Residents, business operators to be consulted before implementation
COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. again rise to highest level in more than six months

COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. again rise to highest level in more than six months

The number of people actively battling COVID-19 in B.C. has passed the 3,000 mark for the first time
B.C. real estate sector components have clashing wish lists for governments

B.C. real estate sector components have clashing wish lists for governments

What B.C. businesses need: NDP promises of an extended rent freeze, taxes on speculators benefit but hurt others
B.C. seniors advocate urges province to loosen visit restrictions to care homes

B.C. seniors advocate urges province to loosen visit restrictions to care homes

Survey finds senior home residents struggling with isolation, restrictive nature of current visit rules
Retailers’ pandemic survival kit a mixed bag of needs

Retailers’ pandemic survival kit a mixed bag of needs

What B.C. businesses need: Tax relief, economic recovery and shop local support are critical for the retail sector
Rebound in B.C.’s retail sector slows in August

Rebound in B.C.’s retail sector slows in August

Retail sector momentum eased in August pointing to a topping out of the sales rebound following an early pandemic plunge. Sales at B.C. bricks-and-mortar stores rose 0.5% from July with unadjusted sales up 5.7% from same-month 2019.