Economy, Law & Politics

By Timothy Renshaw The shot to the heart of government and sleepy homeland security in Canada from the fatal October 22 Parliament Hill gun battle likewise sent shockwaves through the TSX .

Mountains. The ocean. Warm-ish winters. Here in Vancouver, we like to think we are the envy of the rest of the country, and quite often this is for good reason

British Columbians experienced the lowest gains in the consumer price index (CPI) across the country as Canada’s annual inflation rate of inflation eased to 2% in September.

Many parents across Metro Vancouver are paying the equivalent of a second mortgage for child care — if, that is, they can manage to snag a hard-to-come-by spot at a daycare

The economies across Canada and worldwide are stable or on the upswing, say executives, but...

Saying Vancouver hasn’t prospered in the past six years under Mayor Gregor Robertson and his ruling party, NPA mayoral candidate Kirk LaPointe unveiled a multi-prong plan Tuesday that aims to boost the city’s economy and increase the supply of family

Doug McCallum, the mayoral candidate for the Safe Surrey Coalition party, leads the pack in the upcoming Surrey municipal election

Improving public transit and infrastructure is the number one concern for Vancouver business owners, according to a survey released by the Vancouver Board of Trade October 14.

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 October 8. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

Statistics Canada’s latest population data release points to mild momentum in B.C. in the second quarter and stronger-than-anticipated growth over the past year