Economy, Law & Politics

The executors of a Richmond residential property are suing a realtor, alleging the agent “shadow-flipped” the house without their knowledge. In a claim filed April 29 in B.C.

For the first time since comparable data has been collected, B.C. has the lowest unemployment rate in Canada

Business In Vancouver's Tyler Orton and Romila Barryman welcome BlueShore Financial CEO Chris Catliff and Rise CEO Wisam Abdulla to discuss how their organizations each handled rebranding efforts.

The City of Vancouver will have paid out $1.2 million in severance money to 11 employees by the end of this year

The B.C. government will increase the province's minimum wage in two stages, bringing the wage from the current $10.45 an hour to $11.25 an hour by 2017

Business In Vancouver's Tyler Orton and Romila Barryman speak to Mark Senn, regional vice-president of Export Development Canada, about small businesses' efforts to expand trade overseas.

Amendments allow elected officials to sit on boards and societies without fear of being disqualified from office

Canada’s trade deficit widened to a record $3.4 billion in March as exporters saw widespread declines across industries

Canadian companies are still in reactive mode when it comes to having foreign exchange strategies: survey

The city will continue enforcement this week and expects to issue more $250 tickets to pot shops that refused to shut their doors last Friday