Economy, Law & Politics

What happened: New report highlights outsized toll pandemic is taking on women in workforce Why it matters: Women’s participation in workforce may be set back for years Decades-long gains in Canadian women’s employment were wiped in the weeks and mon

A coalition of contractors and construction unions has this week resumed its legal challenge of the framework

Two Richmond residents have been ordered to pay more than $6 million in sanctions for their part in a Ponzi fraud scheme. Todd Norman John Bezzasso raised approximately $5 million from 85 investors through his companies, Bezzaz Holdings Group Ltd.

Underreporting said to be in line or below that of other jurisdictions

Many businesses on government support foresee cutbacks, more debt and layoffs when that support ends

B.C. international exports lagged sharply behind year ago levels in May, but exporters have experienced less of a hit from the COVID-19-driven downturn than other provinces. Unadjusted goods exports reached $3.236 billion in May, down 18.

City and police received more than 500 calls between May and July 8 regarding use of devices

25 cases a day? 'That’s way above my comfort zone,' said Henry

Sidoo is going to prison for fraud relating to the U.S. college admissions scandal

No new deaths or new community outbreaks have been discovered in the past day