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Extortionate taxes and liquor markups mean that Canucks pay the sixth highest domestic wine prices in the world

The message couldn’t be clearer: transit is not to be taken seriously, especially south of the Fraser

When economist Robyn Allan decided to retire to Whistler, it was partly because her kids were likely to visit her there. The kid magnet plan worked. Except that when one of her sons came to visit, he was despondent about the future of our province, in particular Enbridge’s Northern Gateway Pipeline proposal.

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An adviser to premiers and foreign ministers, Asia Pacific Foundation’s chief executive aims to tackle Canadian concerns about Asia’s growing influence on both sides of the Pacific

Business owners can establish group RRSPs that in turn benefit them as employees

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The potential result of Microsoft’s tablet strategy: massive buyer confusion

As the Canadian Federation of Independent Business recently pointed out, Canada’s pension system “is a disaster waiting to happen”

Greg Kerfoot’s Stearman Beach house in West Vancouver is in arbutus country, and it can be yours for $9.998 million