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Jim Sinclair: Did the Tories' federal budget deliver the goods for businesses in Canada?

Fiscal conservatism, pursuit of corporate tax cuts not paying dividends for Canadians
How I did it: Steve Cadigan

How I did it: Steve Cadigan

Former vice-president of talent for PMC-Sierra had to leave Vancouver to develop his career in Silicon Valley

Niels Veldhuis: Did the Tories' federal budget deliver the goods for businesses in Canada?

Unreliable revenue projections and other risks abound in Conservatives' 2013-14 status quo budget

Sinking Northwest Exemption threatens startup survival in B.C.

The BCTIA is most concerned that only 3.5% of B.C.’s tech companies have thus far leaped over the growth gap to become mid-sized enterprises, and a significant reason for that failure is lack of growth capital

Cultivating resourcefulness in an age of overprotective parenting

I am now making a bid for “The Worst Dad in North America” because I can outdo [Lenore] Skenazy’s reckless disdain for her child’s safety

Give Black marks for greener oil option

The green brigade might not want to believe it, but matters of environment are also uppermost in the minds of business
Manulife grabs stake in hot Metro Vancouver retail market; After the Fox: the city's last 35mm porn theatre set for makeover

Manulife grabs stake in hot Metro Vancouver retail market; After the Fox: the city's last 35mm porn theatre set for makeover

Langley draws ManulifeManulife Real Estate, a division of Manulife Financial Corp., has set the stage for this week's breakfast meeting of commercial real estate association NAIOP with its March 5 purchase of Langley's Aldergrove Village Shopping Centre.
How I did it: Gord Baizley

How I did it: Gord Baizley

Vision Critical on target to reach $100 million revenue mark this year

Sorting out the technology behind secure websites

Your business will need SSL if you accept orders and credit card details online, collect sensitive data from visitors and customers

Applying enlightened progressivism to the body politic could help derail the growth of government and union monopolies

A sensible progressivism would focus on competition as the way to combat possible monopoly-type profits in the private sector and above-average compensation in the public sector