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Franchisees sue Bread Garden

Former franchisees are suing Bread Garden Franchising Inc. for making what they claim are false revenue and profit representations for BG Urban Café-branded eateries in Whistler and on Davie Street in Vancouver.
B.C. public relations sector buoyed by increased demand and higher productivity

B.C. public relations sector buoyed by increased demand and higher productivity

More companies seeking marketplace guidance as they raise the priority of their social media communication strategies
Dix won't rule out new taxes

Dix won't rule out new taxes

B.C. New Democratic Party leader Adrian Dix plans to bring back a tax on banks and is not ruling out bringing in other new taxes if his party forms government next year.
Surrey, New West to pilot poverty-reduction strategy

Surrey, New West to pilot poverty-reduction strategy

Surrey and New Westminster are among seven B.C. communities to participate in a pilot project geared at helping families get out of poverty. The other selected communities are Prince George, Port Hardy, Cranbrook, Stewart and Kamloops.
B.C. again lands AAA credit ratings

B.C. again lands AAA credit ratings

Ratings agencies Standard & Poor’s and Moody’s Investors Services have confirmed triple-A credit ratings for B.C., while agency DBRS confirmed a double-A rating for the province.
Federal budget cuts hit B.C. with 200 government layoffs

Federal budget cuts hit B.C. with 200 government layoffs

More than 200 federal government employees in B.C. have received layoff notices, the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC) reports. The B.C.
B.C. class action suit launched against Apple, ebook publishers

B.C. class action suit launched against Apple, ebook publishers

If you bought an ebook anytime after April 1, 2010, you could qualify to join a class action lawsuit against Apple and several Canadian book publishers over alleged price fixing on ebooks.
BC CFO of the Year winners named

BC CFO of the Year winners named

CFOs of North Shore Credit Union , Best Buy Canada Ltd. and KGHM International Ltd. are among the winners of this year's BC CFO of the Year Awards.
Canadians cut back on big-ticket items to reduce debt: PwC

Canadians cut back on big-ticket items to reduce debt: PwC

Canadians are aware that their debt levels are too high and as a result they plan to spend less on big-ticket items this year, according to a PwC survey. According to the survey: 69% will delay a new car purchase (vs.

Cab driver suing over repossession of taxi

A cab driver has filed suit against Yellow Cab Company Limited, alleging that the company illegally repossessed his share of a cab.