Economy, Law & Politics

What happened: OpenMedia launches tool aimed at revealing what info political parties have been collecting on individuals Why it matters: Legislation differs between federal and provincial levels on what parties must disclose Have political parties b

The province’s director of civil forfeiture has wasted no time going after the money and possessions of a Burnaby man being investigated for drug trafficking. B.C.

OTTAWA — A new U.S. study is warning Canadians that the photos and video of Justin Trudeau in black- and brownface are ripe for exploitation by those seeking to spread confusion, division and hate ahead of the Oct. 21 vote.

Firms in Vancouver offering options for expanding without ceding stake to larger investors

Despite deceleration, average employment size is higher

Sales at bricks-and-mortar stores in B.C. deteriorated again in July with a decline of 0.8% both on a monthly and year-over-year basis. This marked a fourth straight contraction and sixth decline in the course of eight months. At $7.

Federal Liberal leader Justin Trudeau has kicked off his first official debate of the current election campaign, taking aim at Conservative leader Andrew Scheer in the first French-language leaders debate by TVA Wednesday evening.

MONTREAL — The Conservatives pledged Wednesday to work with provinces and municipalities to stop raw sewage from being dumped in waterways, though they did not specify how.

OTTAWA — Despite a frenzy of cross-country travel, policy announcements, attack ads and controversies, political leaders were essentially running in place over the first half of the federal election campaign, a new poll suggests.

New report highlights how far Canada’s investment industry still needs to go