Economy, Law & Politics

BIV's lawsuit of the week

What happened: Jobs in B.C. declined significantly on a monthly basis Why it matters: The province and the nation were on different paths in terms of jobs growth last month B.C.

Non-farm payroll data pointed to solid labour market conditions in July, albeit with soft patches within various sectors. Average weekly earnings edged higher on a month-to-month basis by 0.1% to $993.67 with year-over-year growth a modest 2.2%.

The final French-language debate for federal leaders heading into the election later this month was more orderly than the English affair three days ago - when candidates took turns shouting over one another and often drowned out actual discussion poi

How does $20,000 disappear? That’s the question at the bottom of a legal battle between a New Westminster notary public and the couple whose condo sale he facilitated.

The River Rock Casino and Resort in Richmond is one of the first hotels in Canada to introduce a new safety solution in the hospitality industry.

TORONTO — Canada's election has so far been "largely clean" but misinformation and disinformation may start emerging during the final week of the campaign, a researcher warns.

OTTAWA — The federal Conservatives are promising to provide more paid time off and an expanded tax credit for adopting parents.

OTTAWA — Just hours before the last televised debate of the federal election campaign, Jagmeet Singh is setting the Thanksgiving table for Canadians — and he's trying to make his New Democrats the centrepiece.

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