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After the COVID-19 slowdown last spring, acquisitions are significantly on the rise again

With businesses and public institutions more reliant on technology than ever, the pandemic has highlighted the importance of good cyber security, which will be the focus of an upcoming panel providing advice to prevent breaches.

Despite the global economic uncertainty caused by COVID-19, mergers and acquisitions continue on. But one aspect the pandemic has highlighted is the need for excellent legal counsel for business transactions.

Timed ticketing and touchless technology are allowing for safe, immersive experiences to take place.

It goes without saying–running a business is hard enough as it is. “The CRA and taxation are daunting words,” says Yasamin Alami, senior accountant at Manning Elliott LLP.

New opportunities make the opportunity-rich industry even more dynamic

Vancouver’s proximity to Silicon Valley along with Canada’s increasing appeal for international talent have contributed to Vancouver’s status as a burgeoning tech hub.

The pandemic has complicated bottom lines, but business owners can still get a clear picture of their company’s value whether selling, transitioning or just planning for a strong future.

The pandemic has laid bare the need for a thoughtful Roberts Bank port expansion that puts the economy and environment first, says one of Canada’s largest maritime employers.

COVID-19 has turned us all topsy-turvy. We’ve been staying close to home and minimizing contact with others. Some have had to shutter their businesses, or reduce staffing levels. Others have lost their jobs altogether.