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Vancouver leads the way in bike thefts per capita

Vancouver leads the way in bike thefts per capita

More bikes stolen per 100,000 people than any other city
Business confidence in B.C. still near the top despite drop

Business confidence in B.C. still near the top despite drop

More small business owners in B.C. wear rose-coloured glasses compared to Canadian counterparts
Law school’s legal battles likely headed to Supreme Court

Law school’s legal battles likely headed to Supreme Court

Canadian Constitution Foundation points to TWU's victory over B.C. College of Teachers as precedent
C-suite uncertain about Canadian economic outlook

C-suite uncertain about Canadian economic outlook

Conversely, executives bullish about their own business's fortunes
Clark needs to add to federal Canada Child Benefit initiative

Clark needs to add to federal Canada Child Benefit initiative

All hail the feds. Now it’s B.C.’s turn.
Insider trading: July 26, 2016

Insider trading: July 26, 2016

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 July 21, 2016. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
Premiers reach agreement in principle on interprovincial trade

Premiers reach agreement in principle on interprovincial trade

Canadian Free Trade Agreement would be much broader that the current Agreement on Internal Trade
Hydro revenue down with drop in domestic power demand

Hydro revenue down with drop in domestic power demand

Crown power corporation’s 2015-16 annual financial report shows deferral accounts bolstering net income
Real estate revenues keep government in the black, but debt rises

Real estate revenues keep government in the black, but debt rises

Revenues up by $1.4 billion, spending up by $2.4 billion
Government ad spending more than doubles, while BC Liberal insider benefits

Government ad spending more than doubles, while BC Liberal insider benefits

BC Liberal government public accounts show advertising expenditures ramping up as 2017 election approaches