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Petition filed over alleged “bawdy house” bias

Petition filed over alleged “bawdy house” bias

Haiyang Enterprises Ltd.

The top 10 investing mistakes business owners should avoid

Too many business owners are focused on reinvesting too much of their money back into the business
Class action targets WCB rules on retroactive awards

Class action targets WCB rules on retroactive awards

A class action suit has been launched that, if successful, could see more than 10,000 injured and disabled workers claiming damages from the province’s Workers’ Compensation Board (WCB).
PST looming large for business

PST looming large for business

B.C. companies should start preparing for April 2013 reinstatement of old tax regime now
B.C. government to consider Internet voting – again

B.C. government to consider Internet voting – again

B.C. Attorney General Shirley Bond has asked Elections BC to consider the possibility of implementing Internet voting in B.C.
B.C. would get lion's share of pipeline jobs benefits: study

B.C. would get lion's share of pipeline jobs benefits: study

While B.C.
Timeshare accused of illegal securities trading

Timeshare accused of illegal securities trading

A Nanaimo-based timeshare company has been ordered to answer charges that it illegally sold securities. The British Columbia Securities Commission has called a notice of hearing for the directors of Aviawest Resorts Inc.
BCSC panel finds that B.C. company and two directors broke securities laws

BCSC panel finds that B.C. company and two directors broke securities laws

A British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) panel has found a B.C.-based company and its two directors breached securities laws by selling securities without being registered. The panel found that JV Raleigh Superior Holdings Inc.
Securities regulator issues notice of hearing alleging that three B.C. men sold securities illegally

Securities regulator issues notice of hearing alleging that three B.C. men sold securities illegally

The executive director of the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) has issued a notice of hearing alleging that three B.C. men sold shares in a computer hardware company without being registered.
Science, not politics, will decide Gateway: Harper

Science, not politics, will decide Gateway: Harper

Just days after Prime Minister Stephen Harper's senior B.C. minister slammed Enbridge over its Northern Gateway pipeline project, Harper himself said the project will be decided on its own merits, not politics.