Economy, Law & Politics

Court decision stems from a 2021 news release that claimed right-wing extremists had taken over the NPA board. 

Severe weather and natural disasters caused more than $3 billion in insured damages for the second year in a row in 2023. 

VANCOUVER — A British Columbia study showing that hospitalized patients' medical issues have become increasingly complex also highlights the need to address the growing pressures of an aging population on overworked health professionals, the lead res

Experts say that the absence of a permanent appointment comes at ‘pivotal’ moment

Canada’s combined corporate tax rate is higher than those of the U.S. and the U.K., and higher than the OECD average

Village offering a 50 per cent reduction on building permit fees to aid those wishing to rebuild

Premier David Eby has left the door open for his hand-picked troubleshooter to shake up BC Ferries

After a year marked by caution and shifting expectations spurred by rising borrowing costs, economists believe the Canadian housing market could be in for a rebound in 2024.

Novo Textiles pivoted in 2020 from manufacturing pillows and dog beds to making surgical masks to help with the COVID-19 crisis.

But Adrian Dix says the province is moving in the right direction, with new hirings of doctors, nurses and other health professionals, as well as more surgeries and tests