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Adding up PCI Group’s Marine Gateway connections; Oakridge Centre overhaul hangs on transit lines

Adding up PCI Group’s Marine Gateway connections; Oakridge Centre overhaul hangs on transit lines

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Rudy Buttignol: Knowledge base

Rudy Buttignol: Knowledge base

Knowledge Network’s president and CEO is launching new platforms and tapping new funding streams

Print business is down but not out

For today’s screed, I considered relating the talk between the bishop and the monk.

Time to heed the Lorax

The newest kids’ movie is in the theatres – a remake of The Lorax, a Dr. Seuss title from 1971. One of Seuss’ most pointed and topical stories, The Lorax is an environmental fable. And although we’ve made some progress, it’s a story that – 40 years later – business still has not really taken to heart.

Public-private sector pay equity long overdue

Public pay and pensions are much in the news. Unions representing B.C. teachers, municipal workers and most provincial employees are out looking for more. The more that they want is from the pockets of private-sector taxpayers.
Businesses and the public can't afford to remain on current course of health-care spending increases

Businesses and the public can't afford to remain on current course of health-care spending increases

The increasing cost of providing health-care services is an issue of growing significance for governments, businesses and the public.
Rize, Harbourside, Oakridge proposals draw public input; region’s available office and industrial space decreasing

Rize, Harbourside, Oakridge proposals draw public input; region’s available office and industrial space decreasing

Rize in transit

TransLink audit missing the bus on transit funding

It's a good thing that politicians are held to account for raising taxes. There is a lot of waste in the public sector, and it's easy to hide it.
Bud Kanke: Meal ticket

Bud Kanke: Meal ticket

Longtime restaurateur Bud Kanke has operated 11 restaurants in 41 years but none as long as the 27-year-old Joe Fortes in downtown Vancouver

Samsung’s new Galaxy Note: too large, too small or just right?

People are increasingly using mobile devices for web browsing, email, social networking, watching videos, reading books, playing games and even – now and again – as work tools. Maybe even for a phone call or two.