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The new policy, which is predicated on China becoming increasingly dominant in Asia, reflects Australia’s intention to strengthen its U.S. alliance, while maintaining its own defence and support for regional allies.

Mike Harcourt is signing on with a medicinal marijuana company. Well, what's a former premier to do? Gotta live somehow, one supposes.

Time flies when you're having a financial crisis, and Colliers International's first survey since 2007 about the factors driving office leasing shows that efficient space and employee retention have overtaken sustainability as key concerns.

Downturn in junior mining sector makes for ripe resource pickings

Minding your manners matters in business

When organizers went looking for someone to revive attendance at the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival, Mike Forrester’s track record as an astute businessman and origins as a professional musician fit the bill

The soft trend in permits points to a slowdown in housing starts and reflects elevated new-home inventory, soft resale market activity and a tempered labour market

The festering debate about whether Vancouver should continue its open-house welcome to global investors has boiled over – again.

Beijing is halting approval of all applications for new free trade zones, convinced state and municipal governments either don't understand the next phase of economic reforms or are wilfully following their own agendas.

Optimism has climbed to the highest level since before the recession