Economy, Law & Politics

B.C. ended a six-month slide in Multiple Listing Service (MLS) home sales in July but activity remained low as mortgage stress tests, higher interest rates and provincial policy continued to weigh.

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Employment growth in B.C. improved in July but continued to underwhelm, according to the latest Labour Force Survey results. Arresting a downward trend observed since the beginning of the year, July employment rose 0.5% (11,200 persons) to 2.

Darryl White says BMO is comfortable with slowing state of local housing market

The Supreme Court of Canada has dismissed an application from the City of Burnaby for leave to appeal a National Energy Board (NEB) decision that exempted Trans Mountain Pipeline ULC from compliance with city bylaws for construction at the Burnaby te

In her new role, Mélanie Joly is keen to position the industry as an economic driver that shouldn't be taken for granted

British Columbia's retail sales fell 1.8% in June to $3.3 billion, which is a decrease of $72 million compared with the previous month, according to Statistics Canada data released August 22.

British Columbia has seen annual economic growth of more than 3.5% over the past four years, but this is expected to slow down and remain slower until at least 2021, according to a Central 1 economic forecast released August 22.

Three junior hockey leagues are taking the B.C. Amateur Hockey Association to court to overturn a decision making full face shield helmets mandatory in the 2018-19 hockey season.

Inflation rate jumped to 3% across Canada in July, according to Statistics Canada data