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Growth slows at the province’s top accounting firms

Growth slows at the province’s top accounting firms

Average B.C. employment grew 3.2% in 2021 compared with 9.4% in 2020
Visitation restrictions at seniors care homes lift July 19

Visitation restrictions at seniors care homes lift July 19

No more masks, limits on number of visitors at seniors care homes
S&P downgrades B.C.’s top credit rating as economy endures ‘pandemic’s blow’

S&P downgrades B.C.’s top credit rating as economy endures ‘pandemic’s blow’

The move comes shortly after Fitch also downgraded the province
COVID-19 claims one life, daily case counts up

COVID-19 claims one life, daily case counts up

Daily new cases of COVID-19 are ticking back up in B.C., despite 40% being fully vaccinated
Surrey awards major recreation upgrade contracts

Surrey awards major recreation upgrade contracts

Investments part of $555.6 million five-year capital plan
Feds, B.C. cut deal for $10/day childcare within five years

Feds, B.C. cut deal for $10/day childcare within five years

Deal reaffirms previous promises from federal, provincial governments
Residential schools lawyer case leads to discipline process review

Residential schools lawyer case leads to discipline process review

Regulator moves to “address the unique needs of Indigenous people”
No new COVID-19 deaths or outbreaks in B.C.

No new COVID-19 deaths or outbreaks in B.C.

Fifty-nine new COVID-19 infections since Tuesday, no deaths
Gastown, Chinatown re-emerging from COVID economic malaise

Gastown, Chinatown re-emerging from COVID economic malaise

Optimism up for merchants, businesses in Vancouver’s hard-hit historic neighbourhoods
Canada expected to regain some of its tax advantage

Canada expected to regain some of its tax advantage

President Joe Biden ushers in new taxation era in the United States