Economy, Law & Politics

While Vancouver may have a reputation as a laid-back town where people bask in the lifestyle, Futurpreneur Canada has named it the most entrepreneurial city in the country.

Vancouver economist argues Canada's tax system needs an overhaul

Outgoing Vision park board commissioner Sarah Blyth’s motion to ban the breeding of cetaceans in captivity at the Vancouver Aquarium fell short November 24

Labour organization argues B.C.'s minimum wage should be raised from $10.25 to $15 an hour

Retail sales across British Columbia increased 0.5% in September – the third increase in four months

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed the week ending November 19. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

Nationally, women make up 17% of corporate board membership. In B.C., that percentage drops to 6.6%

Vision Vancouver slipped a notch on November 15, but amazingly, for all the anger, accusations, expectations and hopes of non-Vision Vancouver candidates, not much really changed

Teamwork, timing and temperance are among the keys to building success

Excerpt from new Chartered Professional Accountants of Canada book focuses on how to avoid being trapped in the success cage