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To pontificate in a Canada Day column to you very young people – anyone under 70 – about our nation's recent history, as experienced by an, ahem, seasoned journalist who has lived through more than half of the nation's history, may seem like a fraudulent way to cheat my employer out of an impressively large fee.

Instead of rushing out to buy in anticipation of rising prices, Japanese consumers are spending less. They still feel unsure about the future and are therefore cautious about opening their wallets

Thinking outside the box transforms shipping containers into housing. Asking ‘What else can be done with these things?’ led to a thriving business

The fairness, comprehensiveness and clarity of the mayors' report won over business, labour, student and environmentalist support

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The impact of the Port Metro Vancouver strike has influenced recent monthly figures due to lost or delayed sales as well as supply-side bottlenecks. National growth outpaced B.C. in both February and March

UrtheCast CEO Scott Larson has helped steer the Vancouver-based satellite technology company to financial liftoff

Agriculture and industry in the Lower Mainland are like that old married couple you know who love sparring with one another but stand united against all comers – especially residential developers.

Success in today’s markets requires marketers to step up and leave their traditional tools behind in favor of new approaches made necessary by heightened competition and changing customer demands.