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Power suits, job ads, negotiating a salary and you’re not too old

Power suits, job ads, negotiating a salary and you’re not too old

Editor-in-chief Fiona Anderson on the news that caught her eye this week
A decent man’s daughter takes the helm in Alberta

A decent man’s daughter takes the helm in Alberta

By Peter Stockland On an October day three decades ago, I watched aboard a plane taxiing for takeoff at Edmonton’s Municipal Airport as the body of then NDP leader Grant Notley was off-loaded from another aircraft.
GDP holds steady in February despite oil patch struggles

GDP holds steady in February despite oil patch struggles

"Flat is the new up," according to one Canadian economist
Vancouver public to have input on marijuana dispensaries

Vancouver public to have input on marijuana dispensaries

The public will have a chance to give their input on Vancouver’s proposal to...
Happy about CRA’s five-day tax filing extension? Thank one B.C. accountant

Happy about CRA’s five-day tax filing extension? Thank one B.C. accountant

Many Canadians are breathing a sigh of relief this week, thanks to the quick action of a Sidney, B.C. accountant
‘Living wage’ grows by 24% in Vancouver over past seven years: CCPA

‘Living wage’ grows by 24% in Vancouver over past seven years: CCPA

The cost of raising a family with two children – with both parents working full time – has...
B.C. retailers post spectacular February

B.C. retailers post spectacular February

“Spectacular” is a word that comes to mind with February’s retail sales data. Retail sales in B.C. surged 5.9% from January to a seasonally adjusted $5.
CRA gaffe leads to extension of income tax filing deadline

CRA gaffe leads to extension of income tax filing deadline

Running late on filing your income tax return for 2014? Fear not
Key legal considerations for developing business partnerships with First Nations

Key legal considerations for developing business partnerships with First Nations

When businesses look to form partnerships with First Nations, building an informal relationship often comes first, before legal terms are considered.
B.C., Alberta led country’s GDP growth in 2014

B.C., Alberta led country’s GDP growth in 2014

B.C.’s strength is set to carry over into 2015, but Alberta faces a sharp drop to the bottom of the provincial barrel, say analysts