Economy, Law & Politics

Pandemic and inflation trigger seismic shift in organized labour intensity in B.C. and beyond

Technology set to radically retool workplace responsibilities for humans

A retired police officer from B.C. is leading the class action lawsuit against the Government of Canada after he claims he was among thousands of Canadians victimized by hackers

Only an aggregate total of $16M in salary and supplier expenses is shown, despite calls for more transparency

Richmond lawyer Hong Guo was found to have put her clients and herself in conflicts of interest in business transactions that included skirting China's capital control laws, a Law Society of BC hearing panel found

Another 33 people are said to have died while infected with COVID-19

Tricia Barker and Kimi Kimura’s quitting came just two days after Fred Harding announced his candidacy for mayor, replacing the resigned John Coupar

Health Canada today approved a new Moderna's vaccine to fight COVID-19

A highly-publicized lawsuit targeting the provincial government’s COVID-19 measures has been thrown out by a BC Supreme Court Justice for being so poorly crafted it is impossible to respond to

B.C.’s economy likely lost momentum in July, according to the latest labour force survey. Employment was unchanged during the month at 2.747 million people, slowing from a 0.2 per cent gain in June. That said, with the unemployment rate sitting at 4.