Economy, Law & Politics

B.C.'s unemployment slipped in August following two months of hefty gains but momentum remained positive. Employment fell 0.3% to a seasonally adjusted 2.39 million persons as a drop in part-time was partly offset by a 1.

Companies warned to keep proper consent records to comply with anti-spam law

Organizations across British Columbia are expecting to increase salaries by an average of...

Welcome to Snitchville. Our city’s new official bird: The stool pigeon. Official flower: Anything with a hidden camera. The City of Vancouver’s proposed tax on empty homes is an empty promise rife with empty threats arising from empty headedness.

Bus pass clawback for disabled remains as Finance Minister Mike de Jong releases province’s first-quarter budget update

Weak commodity prices, an underperforming global economy and a struggling province next door will continue to hamper growth in Northeast B.C. over the next three years, according to economists with Central 1 Credit Union.

Peace region mayors say some Alberta contractors working in BC are not paying PST

Canadian net worth jumped to a record high in 2016’s second quarter, but...

Asian enterprise initiatives include investment, partnerships and education agreements

Small Kootenay town aspires to become the province’s next high-tech hub