Economy, Law & Politics

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Early Friday morning, Prime Minster Justin Trudeau along with U.S. President Donald Trump and outgoing Mexican president Enrique Peña Nieto signed the trade agreement that will replace NAFTA.

Canadians don’t need the federal government to provide a stress test for borrowers – many are creating their own financial stress and Vancouverites are leading the nation.

One in five babies in Richmond Hospital were born to non-resident mothers last year: study

Tax structures and regulatory environments are usually top of mind when it comes to concerns about the competitiveness of both British Columbia and the country as a whole.

Total B.C. manufacturing shipments rose 0.7% to a seasonally adjusted $4.7 billion during the month following an August retrenchment, with year-over-year growth at a healthy 7.4%. That said, momentum has lost steam following a June peak.

RCMP reviewing investigation into Richmond organization alleged to have been laundering up to $1.5 million per day through casinos

Lawyers question why ICBC costs projections $1 billion off earlier forecast

Carbon pricing, including carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems, has become an increasingly controversial policy – and may become the dominant political debate in next year’s federal election.

Biggest concern for business on regulatory front is now federal Impact Assessment Act