Economy, Law & Politics

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended February 16, 2016. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

Changes to payday loan regulations in Canada are needed to protect both borrowers and...

Doris Elizabeth Nelson must also return an additional $18.5 million to investors she bilked, according to BCSC panel decision

Statistics Canada is pointing to the ballooning costs of fresh vegetables as the main culprit behind the largest gain in B.C. consumer prices in more than four years.

Vancouver city councillor wants city staff to study the implications of the potential for driverless cars in Vancouver. Vision Vancouver Coun.

Reporter Jen St. Denis on the stories that caught her eye this week. Photo: UBC economist Tom Davidoff stands in front of an advertisement for new homes “And you get a new home! And you get a new home!” OK, the B.C.

We can accept, with regret, that last week’s provincial budget was not goody-filled. That budget comes next year in an election campaign; some things in politics never change.

Shipments and foreign vessel arrivals fell 1% in 2015 following two years of record-high shipments

The outlook for British Columbia’s economy is bright compared with the rest of the country, but our premier’s approval rating is...

Commercial Crowns: fortunes reverse for BCLC, liquor warehouse move delayed again, government’s liquor retailing deregulation initiative making little progress