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Horgan offers one-sided solution to gas prices, pipelines

Horgan offers one-sided solution to gas prices, pipelines

Horgan wants more gasoline from Alberta, but still doesn't want dilbit
Jason Kenney loads gun, doesn’t fire

Jason Kenney loads gun, doesn’t fire

Alberta’s new premier will try diplomacy before exercising his turn-off-the-taps option
Vancouver council approves tax break for business property owners

Vancouver council approves tax break for business property owners

Tax cut means homeowners will now pay 6.1 per cent in property tax
Can B.C. employers and workers mix with 996?

Can B.C. employers and workers mix with 996?

A 9 a.m.-to-9 p.m., six-day workweek not as far-fetched for B.C. as some think: experts
Insider trading: April 30, 2019

Insider trading: April 30, 2019

The following is a list of stock trades made by corporate executives, directors and other company insiders of B.C.’s public companies filed in the week ended April 24, 2019. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.
Horgan’s office knew of ride-hailing political problems six months before public did

Horgan’s office knew of ride-hailing political problems six months before public did

Chief of staff, press officer warned of possible MLA, ministerial involvement
B.C. government to change Employment Standards Act

B.C. government to change Employment Standards Act

Tweaks to raise age for workers to commence work, add new forms of unpaid leave
West Van billionaire Frank Giustra sues Twitter for defamation

West Van billionaire Frank Giustra sues Twitter for defamation

B.C. philanthropist claims Clinton Foundation work led to ‘targeted attack’
BCSC to join Ontario counterpart to oversee Canadian Securities Exchange

BCSC to join Ontario counterpart to oversee Canadian Securities Exchange

The British Columbia Securities Commission (BCSC) will join its counterpart in Ontario to oversee the Canadian Securities Exchange (CSE), bringing a venture-market focus to the exchange, officials said.
Convicted fraudster begins fight against proposed ban from B.C.’s capital markets

Convicted fraudster begins fight against proposed ban from B.C.’s capital markets

The legal fight to ban a convicted fraudster from B.C.’s capital markets began in front of a B.C. Securities Commission panel this week.