Economy, Law & Politics

Statistics Canada has released experimental estimates of gross domestic product for the period 2001 to 2009 for 33 census metropolitan areas (CMAs)

One of B.C.’s most prominent labour organizations will need to continue to reach beyond its traditional union base to remain relevant, and appealing to youth is going to continue to be a challenge.

Vision Vancouver slipped a notch on Saturday, but amazingly, for all the anger, accusations, expectations and hopes of non-Vision candidates, not much really changed

What has to be considered bad news for Vision Vancouver looks like a win for the Vancouver Aquarium.

Companies looking for commercial development property in Fraser Valley invited to consider setting up on native land

Vancouver's business community has its eye on the upcoming transit funding referendum in the wake of election results that saw voters choose a nearly identical city government

Former mayor Dianne Watts’ successor Linda Hepner has been voted in as the mayor of B.C.’s second-largest city

With the civic election almost over (or over depending when you are reading this) it’s time to see what’s happening elsewhere in the world. Same old, same old, I’m afraid.

It is clear the French model is broken

Manufacturing sales in British Columbia grew 9% in the 12 months to September to a total of almost $3.7 billion