Business (Canada) B.C. municipalities brace for north-south split on climate-change lawsuitsvancouversun.com - Randy Shore A simmering north-south schism threatens to flare up at the Union of B.C. Municipalities conference with back-to-back resolutions on the agenda, both …
Business (Canada) Town Talk: In the swim with B.C. Children's Hospital donorsvancouversun.com - Malcolm Parry BIDS FOR KIDS: Sherry Doman and Tammi Kerzner fronted a B.C. Children’s Hospital Foundation Circle of Care reception at Southwest Marine Drive’s Casa …
Securities Commission Three B.C. men fined by B.C. Securities Commission for investment fraudvancouversun.com - Scott Brown The British Columbia Securities Commission has fined three men and two mortgage investment companies a total of $1.7 million dollars for committing …
Stock Markets 'Contagious selloff' will see U.S. markets plunge 16 per cent by end of year: Capital Economicsvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Investors should also expect slower EPS growth from market leaders Read More
Business (Canada) Food fight in Aisle 3: Inside the big-stakes supermarket strategy to lure customers away from restaurantsvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Hot tables, store-made pizza, maybe even a microbrewery: Home Meal Replacement, as it’s known, is grocers' growth frontier Read More
Business (Canada) For years a residential school in B.C. destroyed Indigenous culture. Now it’s a thriving golf resortvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish St. Eugene Mission, home to a residential school near Cranbrook, B.C., was in its final years of existence in 1966 when Margaret Teneese, a member of …
Business (Canada) Supreme Court gives green light to Whistler man's optical-drive price-fixing class action suitsvancouversun.com - The Canadian Press OTTAWA — The Supreme Court of Canada has given the green light to a pair of British Columbia class-action suits alleging a global price-fixing …
Business (Canada) ‘Fyre Festival for accountants’: CPA Canada takes heat after national exams plagued by glitchesvancouversun.com - Tracey Tufnail Aspiring accountants who sat for the gruelling three-day exam faced technical problems and hours-long delays that left many in emotional and physical …
Business (Canada) Salmon farm decommission in B.C.'s Broughton on track: premiervancouversun.com - The Canadian Press VICTORIA — Premier John Horgan says industry, government and Indigenous nations on northern Vancouver Island are collaborating on a four-year program …
Business (Canada) Prince George newspaper moves from daily to weekly as readers turn to internetvancouversun.com - The Canadian Press PRINCE GEORGE — The century-old Prince George Citizen newspaper in central B.C. has announced to its readers that it will be moving from a daily …
Business (Canada) Unionized workers launch walkout at three upscale Vancouver hotelsvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Unite Here Local 40 says workers at the Hyatt Regency, Westin Bayshore and Pinnacle Harbourfront hotels walked out Thursday in what the union …
Business (Canada) Lil'wat First Nation embarks on farming plan for its 900-plus hectares Pemberton Valley landvancouversun.com - Joanne Lee-Young Updated: September 19, 2019 The Lil’wat First Nation is setting in motion an agricultural plan for its 900-plus hectares of land, including what could be prime farming pastures …
Saudi Aramco Real crunch from Saudi Arabia's oil outage has yet to be feltvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Grainy satellite images showing scorched sites have raised concerns about how swiftly this can be fixed Read More
OECD Trade war is plunging world growth to its lowest level since the financial crisis, OECD warnsvancouversun.com - Reuters Updated: September 19, 2019 PARIS — The trade war between the United States and China has plunged global growth to its lowest levels in a decade, the OECD said on Thursday as it …
Capital Gains The interesting history of capital gains tax in Canada — and its significant impact on real estatevancouversun.com - Haider-Moranis Bulletin Updated: September 19, 2019 Housing affordability is front and centre in the current federal election campaign, so much so that even policies that haven’t yet been announced — …
Business (Canada) B.C. a 'middling' jurisdiction for prosperity: reportvancouversun.com - Matt Robinson When it comes to societal well-being, B.C. ranks fairly high against a group of peers. But the province's economic well-being and particularly its …
Business (Canada) Vaughn Palmer: Retirement, retraining, relocation — weak strategy for forest industryvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove LISTEN: The war over private auto insurance heats up with a new advertising campaign, the government unveils its long-awaited aid plan for forestry …
Business (Canada) Canada needs action to stop shell companies laundering cashvancouversun.com - Kim Bolan B.C. needs to work with other provinces to stop money laundering through shell companies registered in their jurisdiction, an anti-corruption …
Business (Canada) Social media a goldmine for credit card and online payment fraud: investigatorvancouversun.com - Joanne Lee-Young Consumers are more aware than ever when it comes to protecting their credit card accounts and online payments. But even as there are new solutions, …
Business (Canada) Tim Hortons pulling Beyond Meat products from all provinces except B.C., Ontariovancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Burger chain A&W is among outlets offering the plant-based burger along with Dunkin’ Brand and Carl’s Jr. in the U.S. Read More
Business (Canada) Tolko curtailing mill operations by 20 per cent at Soda Creek, Armstrongvancouversun.com - Scott Brown B.C. forestry company Tolko Industries is curtailing operations at its Soda Creek and Armstrong stub lumber mills by 20 per cent due to high log …
Business (Canada) Vancouver Guide to Uber, Lyft and other ride-hailing apps in BCvancouversun.com - Stephanie Ip Updated: September 18, 2019 At long last, ride hailing is set to debut in B.C. Here’s a guide to the different companies that hope to operate in B.C. and what you should …
Business (Canada) Dan Fumano: Council approves East Van rental building seen as 'litmus test'vancouversun.com - Dan Fumano When Vancouver city council approved a five-storey rental building late Tuesday, it marked the culmination of a years-long process that helped …
Business (Canada) B.C. tech company granted $3.2M from city fund, promising 200 jobs for downtown Calgaryvancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish A B.C.-based tech company that has been awarded up to $3.2 million from a city economic stimulus fund is promising to create at least 200 new jobs in …
Cannabis Medical cannabis grower shut down in Central Saanichvancouversun.com - Ken Bradshaw An inspection resulted in “a number of critical observations and an overall non-compliant rating for the inspection. Read More
Business (Canada) U.S. Fed cuts interest rates again, gives mixed signals on next movevancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish Trump blasts Fed on Twitter, saying it had 'no guts, no sense, no vision' Read More
Business (Canada) Canadians' average net worth shrinks for first time in almost a decadevancouversun.com - Jeff Beamish B.C. kept its lead as the province with the highest average net worth per household at $943,742, although it fell 1.2 per cent as real estate values …
Business (Canada) Why Air Canada flew a lone Boeing 737 Max across the country this summer amid groundingsvancouversun.com - Reuters Updated: September 18, 2019 While the world’s Boeing 737 Max fleet remains grounded after two fatal crashes, a solitary Air Canada plane has been spotted in the skies, shuttling …
Business (Canada) Vaughn Palmer: $69m announcement doesn't fully satisfy NDP friends in forestry industryvancouversun.com - Stephen Snelgrove VICTORIA — When Forests Minister Doug Donaldson announced $69-million worth of support for displaced forest workers Wednesday, he made it sound as if …
