Economy, Law & Politics

While the rest of Canada saw inflation of 1.2% between December 2012 and December 2013, British Columbia was the lone province to report no change in consumer prices over the year.

Workers in British Columbia are some of the most optimistic in Canada when it comes to job market prospects and the state of the economy.

Vancouver mayor Gregor Robertson is pressing city manager Penny Ballem for answers as to why in-camera information about real estate deals take so long to be released to the public once deals are finalized.

Premier Christy Clark called the annual industry summit going on in Prince George "the must-attend event in British Columbia, in Canada, if you are involved in the resource industries."

The Capital Regional District's suspension of Foundation Organics' licence has been upheld by the Supreme Court of British Columbia.

British Columbians are planning on boosting their savings accounts in 2014.

Vancouver city council is speaking out against Canada Post’s plans to phase out home mail delivery.

The Bank of Canada has kept its key interest rate unchanged at 1%.

New technologies erode value of originals, spark corporate art collection debate

Wholesale trade in British Columbia fell 1.3% in November to $4.76 billion, according to Statistics Canada data released January 21.