Economy, Law & Politics

Bard on the Beach cancelled A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Henry V, Love’s Labours Lost and Paradise Lost in 2020 due to COVID-19

Former B.C. legislature clerk Craig James has been sentenced to three months of conditional imprisonment after being found guilty of breach of trust and fraud for using public funds for personal reasons.

Experts are urging Canadians to get a second booster as the effectiveness of the original vaccine wanes. Meanwhile, eligibility in B.C. remains limited, forcing some residents to travel out of province to get that fourth dose.

B.C. is seeing another month of strong employment numbers as the province added another 6,100 jobs in June, according to the latest Statistics Canada release Friday. The province saw its unemployment rate edge upwards from May’s 4.5% to 4.

The 369 people now hospitalized with COVID-19 in B.C. is up 35 per cent from last week

New research paints a sombre outlook for Canadian household finances as inflation takes a bite out of real wages and rising interest rates mute economic growth.

Government should target corporate profits, says economist David MacDonald

Aaron Murray Lessing of Surrey received a second disbarment because of his inability to properly close a deceased client's estate, according to a law society rulin

It’s easy to find attention-grabbing headlines about medical malpractice lawsuits with multimillion-dollar payouts for mistakes during surgery, errors in prescriptions and faulty diagnoses.

The remnants of Canada’s legacy accounting professional designations are being taken out of commission in Ontario this year.