Economy, Law & Politics

Federal appeal court makes it clear First Nations do not have veto power

Index that measures trading volatility jolted by coronavirus fear

Balance finder: CPABC executive Lori Mathison focused on helping professional accountants take the lead in digital economy while “maintaining the essence” of the profession

Plane expected to refuel at Vancouver airport before flying to Trenton, Ontario

The challenge was scheduled for five days in court starting February 3

Consumers were not in a spending mood heading into the holidays. While rebounding 1.1% in November following a prior-month decline, B.C. retail sales remained sluggish. Year-over-year growth remained soft at 0.6%, following a drop of 0.3% in October.

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 January 28, 2020. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

Surrey’s mayor is keeping his lips sealed as to whether he’ll continue to have his bylaw officers issue Uber drivers fines as the city awaits the formation of an inter-municipal licence for ride hailing, which could still take months.

Mutual Fund Dealers Association was given greater collection powers in June 2018, but their effectiveness has yet to be tested

A Toronto man claims in a class action that Hershey Canada Inc. and its corporate parents misleadingly market their candy products by failing to disclose “rampant” child labour and slavery used in their supply chains.