Economy, Law & Politics

The general manager of BC Place Stadium, who was fired after the provincial election, received a $460,140 golden parachute, according to public sector executive compensation disclosures.

Vancouver mayor wants Granville Island to be run by the city or an independent authority

Businesses endorse measures designed to protect companies from real estate volatility

While this decision is... significant for the Tsilhqot’in people… it does not represent a fundamental advance for the law of aboriginal title

Timberview Developments Ltd. is suing Tough Mudder LLC and Tough Mudder Events Ltd., claiming it hasn’t been paid for building an obstacle course in Whistler for the popular endurance challenge event.

The Investment Funds Institute of Canada (IFIC) said new investor disclosure rules from the Canadian Securities Administrators, the Mutual Funds Dealers Association and the Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC) coming into effect July 15 will make it easier for Canadians to understand their investments.

While this decision is ... significant for the Tsilhqot’in people … it does not represent a fundamental advance for the law of aboriginal title

The worst kept secret in civic politics was finally acknowledged Monday: Longtime media executive and former CBC ombudsman Kirk LaPointe confirmed he will be the NPA's mayoral candidate in the fall election.

Brewers, distillers can send products out of province but face same obstacles as winemakers

With cheaper fuel and goods already a draw for many to head south of the border, local business groups aren’t too concerned about recreational marijuana being added to that list.