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Former B.C. payroll administrator must pay $2M for embezzlement

Former B.C. payroll administrator must pay $2M for embezzlement

'Overwhelming case of fraud, misappropriation, conversion and deceit,' says judge
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Gambling on the rise in Richmond

Gambling on the rise in Richmond

City receives 10 per cent of net profits from River Rock Casino
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Vancouver New Democrat MP says she is target of foreign interference by China

Vancouver New Democrat MP says she is target of foreign interference by China

Kwan says she can't divulge the nature of the alleged actions against her, nor has she noticed them happening.
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YVR passenger volume climbs, remains down 8.7 per cent from 2019

YVR passenger volume climbs, remains down 8.7 per cent from 2019

Drop in non-stop flights to China continues to be a drag on passenger volume
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Lawsuit of the Week: Former real estate CEO claims company still owes him millions

Lawsuit of the Week: Former real estate CEO claims company still owes him millions

Jacky Yau Yu Chan also says Park Georgia Realty denied him his commission unless he resigned as CEO
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week (May 29 to June 2)

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week (May 29 to June 2)

From new GDP numbers to updates in the cannabis industry and more
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Rob Shaw: The unscripted David Eby goes for a campaign test drive, mostly

Rob Shaw: The unscripted David Eby goes for a campaign test drive, mostly

Expectations weren't high, but the premier met them, writes Rob Shaw
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StatCan report casts clouds on claims of a widespread labour shortage in Canada

StatCan report casts clouds on claims of a widespread labour shortage in Canada

Perceived countrywide labour shortage has put pressure on governments to help businesses find workers, including by increasing Canada's immigration targets
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B.C.'s minimum wage to be highest among provinces starting June 1

B.C.'s minimum wage to be highest among provinces starting June 1

Province says the wage hike provides 'certainty for workers and predictability for businesses'
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Who’s Suing Whom: May 29, 2023

Who’s Suing Whom: May 29, 2023

The latest from the B.C. Supreme Court
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