Economy, Law & Politics

Consumer bankruptcies in B.C. in November were up more than 25.4 per cent year-over-year

It appears B.C. Hydro has found an efficient way to keep the heat and lights during extreme weather events. Columnist Keith Baldrey weighs in.

Nexii owes creditors more than $112M

B.C. judges will now need to consider various relational factors of family pets in order to determine custody during spousal separation proceedings.

Post-pandemic, the federal Liberals raised annual spending by nearly $100 billion compared to their pre-pandemic fiscal plan

OTTAWA — Canadians are increasingly cutting back on spending while mortgage holders remain confident they can keep up with higher payments when their loans renew, a Bank of Canada survey says.

Premier Eby announces four new roles for NDP MLAs, including one high-profile ministerial shuffle following controversies.

Crown corporation criticized for importing power last year. But the move paid off as an extreme cold snap hit the province this month, according to its CEO

OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says manufacturing sales rose 1.2 per cent to $71.7 billion in November, helped by higher sales in the chemical subsector as well as gains in primary metal and machinery groups. Sales of chemical products rose 6.

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week