Economy, Law & Politics

BCSC has received less than 1% of the fines it levied in its last fiscal year

Improperly using client funds, insider tipping and trading and wash trades are several common examples of how fraud manifests itself in B.C.

Much of the activity is legal, but it siphons away billions in tax revenue from government coffers

Reporter Jen St. Denis on the news that caught her eye this week. Photo: Colin Capelle, Flickr Creative Commons The Panama Papers continue to reverberate, a sentence I expect I’ll be able to continue to write for quite some time.

Brent Jardine was under a two-year market ban when he became de facto director for another company

Employment in British Columbia increased 3.2% in...

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It was just a simple piece of crude iron that fitted in one hand – but it still stands as an iconic symbol of nation building. The Last Spike was hammered home at 9:22 a.m. on November 7, 1885, at Craigellachie, B.C.

“There are lots of data that show multinational enterprises pay a lot less tax than a domestic enterprise”

Powell River First Nation become fourth in B.C. to implement modern-day treaty