Economy, Law & Politics

One in five Canadian executives believe that corrupt practices including bribery happen regularly in this country, according to EY’s latest Global Fraud Survey.

The NPA’s president was in a talkative mood June 9 but wouldn’t say when one of three men vying to be the party’s mayoral candidate will be revealed to the public.

The Squamish Nation government is undergoing an internal investigation that Chief Ian Campbell said was launched in early May after several months of contemplation.

At what age do you plan to be completely free of debt?

June 6 was Tax Freedom Day in British Columbia – three days later than it was last year – according to the Fraser Institute.

Companies have more business opportunities in Alberta oilfields than in B.C. gas fields

Software used by restaurants and other businesses to avoid paying taxes is now illegal, warns the Canadian Revenue Agency, which is asking businesses that use it to stop, or face potential fines.

The unemployment rate in British Columbia increased to 6.1% in May, according to Statistics Canada data released June 6.

A West Coast businessman has been fined $2 million after a B.C. Securities Commission (BCSC) panel found investors in ski resort that was never built were scammed out of more than $600,000.

The overnight rate will once again remain at 1% – the same level it has been since September 2010 – the Bank of Canada announced June 4.