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Expensive tastes: Business owners helping put wind in B.C.’s luxury boat sales

Expensive tastes: Business owners helping put wind in B.C.’s luxury boat sales

More wealthy Vancouverites are buying sport yachts and high-end fishing vessels
Doug Ford appoints Gordon Campbell to lead Ontario government spending audit

Doug Ford appoints Gordon Campbell to lead Ontario government spending audit

Doug Ford, the premier of Ontario’s new PC government, has appointed former B.C. Premier Gordon Campbell to lead an independent inquiry and line-by-line audit of the previous Ontario Liberal government’s spending under Kathleen Wynne.
Insider trading: July 17, 2018

Insider trading: July 17, 2018

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 July 11, 2018. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
Public infrastructure projects to be union-only

Public infrastructure projects to be union-only

B.C. government confirms bridges and other projects to be built with project labour agreements

Infographic: A short history of U.S. trade wars

Trump, tariffs and tensions: this is not the U.S.'s first rodeo. This infographic provides a brief history of U.S. trade wars.
Cannabis market still holds many mysteries as legalization approaches: experts

Cannabis market still holds many mysteries as legalization approaches: experts

BIV’s Business Excellence Series event tackles some of the hot topics puzzling consumers and companies alike
Retail in B.C. bucks countrywide trend

Retail in B.C. bucks countrywide trend

While Canadian retail sales fell 1.2% from March to April, led by declines in Ontario and Quebec, B.C. outperformed. B.C. growth of 1.1% was third-strongest among provinces, behind Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia, and marked a third straight gain for B.
BoC raises rates to 1.5%, second increase this year

BoC raises rates to 1.5%, second increase this year

Bank may have unrealistic growth expectations: economist
Former forests minister Rich Coleman to testify in court battle

Former forests minister Rich Coleman to testify in court battle

Lawyer for bankrupted company claims MLA Coleman has insight into case
B.C.’s largest construction companies increase billing and employment

B.C.’s largest construction companies increase billing and employment

Provincial billings increased an average of 60.8% since 2013