Economy, Law & Politics

B.C.'s fastest-growing companies sprint ahead of the pack despite a sluggish economy, persistent fears of global recession and unprecedented uncertainty over the future

BC has a growing problem with Alberta – and it’s not about more oil getting piped through to the coast.

Premier Christy Clark has appointed former BC Hydro chair Dan Doyle chief of staff “effective immediately,” following the sudden resignation of his predecessor, Ken Boessenkool.

Glut of DIY investment websites eroding satisfaction scores: study

Gold mining in China

Insurance brokerage Marsh Canada Ltd. has filed suit in BC Supreme Court against a former employee and a rival brokerage.

Maybe we'd be better off with guaranteed annual incomes – they'd make it easier to be an entrepreneur

The goal is to diversify risk, which means that concentrating on assets that are linked to the cyclical nature of your business won’t help

Vancouver city councillor Andrea Reimer plans to introduce a motion to create what she calls an Engaged City Mayor’s Task Force, which would identify ways to increase neighbourhood engagement and improve the ways in which the city interacts and

Chennai, India, has displaced Vancouver as the world’s most competitive tax jurisdiction for a large international city, in a ranking released by KPMG this morning.