Economy, Law & Politics

Job seekers heading to Wild Rose country expecting to profit from its booming job market should dial down their hopes a few notches

Organizations to consolidate under one designation

International asset bubbles forecast to continue to burst as era of cheap money comes to end

Union Street entrepreneurs seek city alternatives to plan that will cut on-street parking

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has issued a notice of hearing alleging that the director and sole executive officer of a Nevada corporation made false statements and structured his business in order to evade BCSC regulations.

BC Hydro is suing Wall Financial for allegedly hiring workers who negligently repaired a sidewalk, thereby crushing a BC Hydro cable, causing $26,869 worth of damage.

Commodity prices climbed 2.3% from April to May after dipping in April, according to Scotiabank's Commodity Price Index report released this morning.

British Columbia saw the biggest dip in consumer prices in the 12 months to May 2013, according to Statistics Canada data released Friday.

With the passing of federal legislation yesterday, the Yale First Nation has become the third First Nation to reach a final agreement under the B.C. treaty process.

Vancouver's already drawn-out viaduct saga might get a bit longer if the City of Vancouver council approves a staff report recommending a sweeping two-year study of the logistics of removing the Georgia and Dunsmuir viaducts.