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Volkswagen’s rough ride; Willie Nelson’s weed; selfies’ safety warning

Volkswagen’s rough ride; Willie Nelson’s weed; selfies’ safety warning

Managing editor Timothy Renshaw on the news he noted this week
Canada’s tourism sector grew in midst of economic contraction

Canada’s tourism sector grew in midst of economic contraction

Canadian tourism is benefitting both from staycationing locals and an increase in international tourists
Stats revision shows U.S. economy grew 3.9% in second quarter

Stats revision shows U.S. economy grew 3.9% in second quarter

As the loonie falls to the lowest levels in 11 years and Canada’s economy struggles to turn over, the American economy seems to be headed in the opposite direction
Loonie hits 11-year low amid discouraging Chinese economic data

Loonie hits 11-year low amid discouraging Chinese economic data

The loonie’s downward momentum is carrying on after hitting...
Vancouver economy to see Canada’s strongest growth in 2015: Conference Board

Vancouver economy to see Canada’s strongest growth in 2015: Conference Board

A strong manufacturing sector is expected to push Vancouver into top spot when it comes to...
Support for federal NDP slipping in B.C.: Insights West

Support for federal NDP slipping in B.C.: Insights West

Mulcair still has highest approval rating but not seen as best money manager, finds poll
British Columbians’ retail spending slips in July

British Columbians’ retail spending slips in July

Overall, Canadians spent more in July but not at levels expected by analysts
Surrey credit union riding rising wave of market fragmentation

Surrey credit union riding rising wave of market fragmentation

Coast Capital aiming to capitalize on major shifts in demographic and consumer behaviour
Profile of Bruce Hayne, councillor, City of Surrey

Profile of Bruce Hayne, councillor, City of Surrey

Entrepreneur pushing Surrey city innovation initiative
Weak dollar softening the blow of plummeting oil: Bank of Canada governor

Weak dollar softening the blow of plummeting oil: Bank of Canada governor

The sharp decline in Canada’s dollar is helping to protect the country in the midst of falling oil prices that have lowered the national income the past year, according to the head of the Bank of Canada (BoC).