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In its 2017 federal budget, the Department of Finance announced it would be releasing a paper for consultation on the taxation of private corporations, reviewing tax-planning strategies that were used by private corporations and their shareholders to

The wealth management landscape has changed more in the past three years than it has in the previous 10. Some of the changes happened quickly: more investment choices, more financial technology (fintech) and greater fee disclosure.

Lifestyle change can be daunting. There’s no switch we can flick that will magically turn off our desire for calorie-rich foods or suddenly make us crave hours at the gym. This is something that Greg Coombs learned the hard way.

At the intersection of the financial services and technology sectors is an industry that has garnered much attention of late.

It’s no secret that Vancouver’s economy is hot. Economic growth in the finance, insurance, real estate, construction and tech sectors all make for a city that is vibrant with business growth.

Employers need to educate themselves on impairment and liability issues

Taking care of our health is the best investment we can make. When done right it saves us time, money and discomfort. But often we fail to make health a top priority because we just don’t have a spare moment.

The BC Innovation Council’s grant provides funding to accelerate the commercialization of new technologies and innovations in British Columbia’s natural resources and applied sciences sectors

On-time visits, closer attention and excellent health outcomes – a case study in relationship-based healthcare

Passion is often what drives people to charities and to charitable work. But passion goes only so far when running a not-for-profit, and it can be a complicated business. Applying for and being rewarded charitable status is one of the first hurdles.