Economy, Law & Politics

British Columbia's labour market posted an impressive employment gain in October, and a steady unemployment rate as a solid economic backdrop continued to spur hiring.

Let’s make a deal: delving into the layered complexities of multiple free trade agreements

Marijuana dispensaries in Victoria will not have to pay a premium of tens of thousands of dollars for a business licence as their Vancouver counterparts do under proposals from city staff.

A 55% drop in immigration numbers in the first half of 2015 could affect the province’s real estate and labour markets

By Tyler Orton While we Canadians are still paying a lot of attention to our newly elected prime minister , it appears China is still ignoring its own PM after Li Keqiang was appointed in 2013.

By Kirk LaPointe When Canada introduced its first law in 1983 to grant citizens access to government records, it didn’t anticipate the Internet, the cellular phone, texting or even the Post-it note.

Schouw allegedly promised 18% annual return on $1 million investment related to Hornby Street project

Mergers and acquisitions (M&A) picked up throughout Canada during the third quarter of 2015 following four straight quarters of declines.

South Korea hails pact as a gateway to China, but UBC expert says it could be a pain for Canadians

Low commodity prices and lower-than-anticipated global expansion will inhibit growth: report