Economy, Law & Politics

Lawyer Jack Hittrich and his law corporation are suing Claire Reeves, who holds herself out as a sexual abuse expert, after Reeves gave testimony in a family law case that was later used in a civil proceeding overturned by the BC Court of Appeal due to her allegedly phony credentials.

Canadians drawn by change that allows freehold ownership – even in beachfront retirement homes

The B.C. Supreme Court has sided with the City of Victoria in a decision to deny a rezoning to a downtown cannabis shop.

Vancouver multi-generational residences are the first in Canada to address the need to include family members in a senior’s new environment

Canada has reached an agreement with 10 other countries on a revised Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP), a move that will likely strengthen Ottawa’s hand in its ongoing North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) negotiations with Washington.

Survey finds the majority of small-business owners are unprepared for the possibility of Canada losing its decades-old free-trade agreement with U.S. and Mexico

Canada's high-profile conference on North Korea held in Vancouver in mid-January will likely help Ottawa’s chances of saving the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with the United States, but at the cost of a chill in trade relations with Ch

Facing strata fines amid pending sale, landlord wins lease dispute with store tenant

Bylaw restrictions hurting stations’ business in Coquitlam and Richmond: report

A bump in December home sales capped off another strong year in 2017, just ahead of new stress-testing requirements on low-ratio mortgages that took effect on January 1. B.C. Multiple Listing Service sales rose 4.