Economy, Law & Politics

Absolute Star Design owner Gino Giragosian has been handed a permanent injunction by a B.C. Supreme Court justice to stop him and his clients from...

Canada’s main stock exchange was trading slightly higher Monday morning (July 13) as investors awoke to find Greece had hammered out a bailout deal with its creditors, keeping the economically fragile nation in the Eurozone.

The Ancient Greeks invented theatrical drama. Now, the Greeks of the 21st century have given birth to financial drama.

Online editor Emma Crawford Hampel on the news that caught her eye this week

B.C. led the country in job gains in June, adding 15,400 positions in a month that left analysts with more positive data that expected.

Much of B.C.’s proposed $10-a-day program would pay for itself through increased taxes and reduced need for welfare, argues think tank

There are 1,746 people in Vancouver without homes, according to the city’s latest count, which is a drop of...

April non-farm payroll data pointed again to modest growth in B.C. hiring, painting a rosier picture than data from the more often referenced Labour Force Survey (LFS).

Canada’s trade deficit widened to $3.34 billion in May – the second-highest deficit on...

Greece’s six-year debt drama, which hit another plot climax last week, provides a stark cautionary tale for adherents to debt and deficit economics. With an economy estimated at US$200 billion, Greece is not a major eurozone player.