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Canada needs commission to keep productivity top of mind: BCBC

Canada needs commission to keep productivity top of mind: BCBC

Commission's aim would be to conduct public inquiries, reverse Canada's long decline in labour-productivity growth
Many Canadians spending more than $500 in accounting, legal fees over new tax rules

Many Canadians spending more than $500 in accounting, legal fees over new tax rules

New requirements to disclose information about trusts and real estate investments to CRA are complex, forcing many taxpayers to seek professional help
Environmental groups say Tilbury jetty approval threatens marine pollution

Environmental groups say Tilbury jetty approval threatens marine pollution

Provincial approval of new LNG tanker endangers local communities.
Title agreement with Haida looks like slow-motion treaty

Title agreement with Haida looks like slow-motion treaty

Agreement sets two-year transition period for aboriginal title over Haida Gwaii
FortisBC, stakeholders, applaud government decision

FortisBC, stakeholders, applaud government decision

Environmental Assessment Certificate issued for Tilbury Marine Jetty
Patients say B.C. pharmacies paying prohibited cash incentives to fill prescriptions at their locations

Patients say B.C. pharmacies paying prohibited cash incentives to fill prescriptions at their locations

Dozens of pharmacies are alleged to have offered kickbacks to patients to fill prescriptions at their locations or recruit others to do so, maximizing how much can be billed to the province's publicly funded drug plan.
New Fraser River tunnel will have a new name when it opens

New Fraser River tunnel will have a new name when it opens

The eight-lane passage, with a completion date of 2030, won’t be called the George Massey Tunnel
Statistics Canada reports real GDP up 0.6 per cent in January as Quebec strikes end

Statistics Canada reports real GDP up 0.6 per cent in January as Quebec strikes end

OTTAWA — Canada's real gross domestic product grew 0.6 per cent in January, helped by the end of public sector strikes in Quebec in November and December, Statistics Canada said Thursday.
Sun Peaks ski resort faces second lawsuit over chairlift injuries

Sun Peaks ski resort faces second lawsuit over chairlift injuries

Sun Peaks previously denied blame in prior chairlift accident
TRU president's efforts to hide info from journalists met with concern

TRU president's efforts to hide info from journalists met with concern

University senators say move stifles media coverage, undermines public trust