Economy, Law & Politics

A logging company is suing a marine towing company for damage to a barge during a windstorm.

Poor planning, dysfunctional government links blamed for worsening situation

Employers in Canada anticipate a “moderate” hiring climate in 2013’s third quarter, according to a Manpower survey released this morning.

Today is Tax Freedom Day – the day families in Canada have made enough money to pay off their total tax bills for the year as levied by all levels of government – according to a Fraser Institute report released this morning.

Mystery surrounds the hefty severance for the former boss of Vancouver’s iconic five sails.

While Canada as a whole recorded the highest monthly job gains in 11 years, B.C.’s employment numbers were slightly down in May, Statistics Canada reported today in its Labour Force Survey.

Christy Clark announced her cabinet today, with much pomp and circumstance, at a special ceremony at Canada Place in downtown Vancouver.

Vancouver city council is expected to amend bylaws on June 11 to allow breweries and distilleries that operate in industrial areas to sell their own products in compliance with new provincial laws.

It's time to talk about the "embarrassing" PST, according to the BC Chamber of Commerce.

B.C. Pavilion Corp.'s (PavCo) chairman and one of its directors quietly stepped down to assume their new roles as BC Liberal MLA.