Economy, Law & Politics

A North Vancouver chiropractor who has been ordered to stop practicing while the College of Chiropractors investigates complaints about the type of services he was advertising has filed a lawsuit fighting the decision in court. Dr.

Industry claims more opportunity for private firms will drive down premiums in B.C.

In 2019 firms grew nearly twice as fast on average than in 2018

The latest payroll employment data from Statistics Canada pointed to a mixed performance in B.C.’s labour market in May. Average weekly earnings in the province marched ahead with a 0.9% gain from April to $999.

British Columbians’ personal information security not subject to sufficient oversight: report

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 August 7, 2019. The information comes from a compilation of required reports filed with the BC Securities Commission obtained from DisclosureNet.com.

Canada Infrastructure Bank set to fund major district energy project in Richmond

Supreme Court of Canada refuses to hear appeal of B.C. high court ruling

BIV's lawsuit of the week

What happened: Both the province and the nation saw job losses in July What it means: Declines come following more notable gains earlier this year, while wages still managed to squeeze out some increases It turns out B.C.