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B.C. credit unions are first choice for small and medium-sized businesses: report

B.C. credit unions are first choice for small and medium-sized businesses: report

Countrywide, rival big banks gaining on RBC's No. 1 spot, CFIB says
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The business case for the Trans Mountain pipeline

The business case for the Trans Mountain pipeline

Roundtable hears economic arguments in the contentious debate over pipeline twinning project
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North’s economic boom goes south

North’s economic boom goes south

Fort Nelson among hardest hit by slowdown in natural gas sector
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Regulations, resource markets squeeze B.C. firms

Regulations, resource markets squeeze B.C. firms

Smaller investment companies hurt most by red tape, industry association says
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Foreign control of Canadian assets hit 10-year low in 2014

Foreign control of Canadian assets hit 10-year low in 2014

U.S. held nearly half of the 18.1% of assets under foreign control
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Are Canadians really averse to risk? (infographic)

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Tackling risks and resolutions for B.C.’s new 15% property tax

Tackling risks and resolutions for B.C.’s new 15% property tax

The amended legislation contains provisions aimed at tax avoidance. That, however, does not mean that any effort to minimize the tax payable is unlawful
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Vancouver is No. 3 most livable city for sixth year in row

Vancouver is No. 3 most livable city for sixth year in row

Little change in top rankings as Melbourne places first for sixth year in a row
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Surrey Ponzi schemer gets jail time

Surrey Ponzi schemer gets jail time

Roberto Castano sentenced 27 months in prison for fraud
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B.C. manufucturing down in month, but faring well in bigger picture

B.C. manufucturing down in month, but faring well in bigger picture

Even with the month-to-month sales drop, the industry remains one of the strongest nationally
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