Economy, Law & Politics

Small business stakeholders back 'yes' side in referendum and press for changes to federal foreign worker program

Revitalized export markets and expected employment gains set the stage for increased growth

Residents paying more taxes in 2015 to fund new arts facilities and more police officers

A look ahead to 2015 shows a few hangover trends from 2014 that won’t go away after a good night’s sleep and some Aspirin. The most interesting are the ones that appear to be working against each other, but maybe aren’t.

The new era of U.S. energy self-sufficiency and its impact on Middle Eastern oil producers as their market position erodes is...

Fort St. John isn’t in a “boom,” according to newly elected chamber of commerce president Tony Zabinsky. “I would hate to use the word boom because there’s always a bust that follows. Fort St.

A B.C. businessman who used his own newsletter to promote “grossly misleading” reports on penny stocks traded in the U.S. has been fined $4.2 million by the B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC).

Pipeline opponents have vacated Burnaby Mountain but are now camping out at the entrance to Kinder Morgan's Westridge Marine Terminal.

British Columbians’ confidence about their personal finances in 2015 has dropped almost as fast as the New Year’s Eve ball.

Compensation for Canada’s top 100 CEOs reached levels in 2013 not seen prior to the global recession, according to a study from the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives (CCPA).