Economy, Law & Politics

Federal Conservative Party Leader Andrew Scheer confirmed on Friday that he plans to relax a previous promise to balance the budget within two years if elected, saying current government spending patterns have “made it impossible for anyone to immedi

BIV's lawsuit of the week

Longshore workers are reportedly planning to stage a walk-out strike on May 27 at two major Port of Vancouver container terminals. Officials from GCT Global Container Terminals Inc.

Provincial law shields Legislature officers’ advice to government

Government heading toward one-company ride hailing despite objections, documents show

BC’s labour market had another solid showing in April. Employment inched higher for a sixth straight month, rising 0.2% or 5,900 persons to 2.56 million and led by a full-time gain of 1.5% or nearly 30,000 positions.

For the first time ever, a court in the United States has recognized an order from the British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC). A Nevada court has ruled it will enforce a $21.

Tara Haddad open about realty and accounting work; less so on penny stock promotion

A wealthy Singapore neurosurgeon whose “astronaut” family has lived in West Vancouver for the past 15 years has been ordered to pay his ex-wife a stratospheric settlement after a bitter divorce in which he hid over a million dollars worth of global a

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