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Evan Solomon, senators, high-paid CEOs and Tumblr types

Evan Solomon, senators, high-paid CEOs and Tumblr types

Editor-in-chief Fiona Anderson on the news that caught her eye this week
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British Columbians not great at managing personal finances: study

British Columbians not great at managing personal finances: study

In spite of having some of the country’s highest average household asset values, it turns out British Columbians are...
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Troubled bike share companies no longer in running for Vancouver

Troubled bike share companies no longer in running for Vancouver

Local company says it's still interested in bidding to work on the system
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More changes needed for Vancouver pot shop regs: marijuana advocates

More changes needed for Vancouver pot shop regs: marijuana advocates

City council needs to make significant changes to a set of proposed rules to regulate pot shops before...
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Canadian Tax Freedom Day later in 2015 due to increasing taxes: Fraser Institute

Canadian Tax Freedom Day later in 2015 due to increasing taxes: Fraser Institute

June 10 is Tax Freedom Day in Canada – one day later than it was in...
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Fairness doesn’t mean equality when transferring business to family: panel

Fairness doesn’t mean equality when transferring business to family: panel

Business Excellence Series examines tensions created when selling a business
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Infographic: The Millennial mystery

How do Millennials' buying habits reflect their values? This infographic offers insight into how to sell to Generation Y.
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HSBC to cut global workforce by up to 50,000 employees

HSBC to cut global workforce by up to 50,000 employees

HSBC plans to reduce its global workforce but it's unclear how many jobs will be lost in Canada
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Lawyers applying brakes on distracted driving

Lawyers applying brakes on distracted driving

Non-profit Drop It and Drive has reached 48,000 people with educational seminars on the dangers of using mobile devices behind the wheel
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Editorial: B.C. needs global expertise increase

Editorial: B.C. needs global expertise increase

Canadian companies still have a long way to go to become global economic players.
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