Economy, Law & Politics

Michael Elliott, president of the Trial Lawyers Association of BC, says the BC NDP government's penchant for controlling professional regulators cannot cross into the legal system, as is the present fear with a proposed 'modernization' of the Law Society of BC.

The COVID-19 pandemic led to significant labour force disruptions for graduates that continue three years on, a new Statistics Canada report has found.

The B.C. auto industry is evolving to open doors for more women to come in, say experts.

North Van and West Van taxpayers could face increases of $725 per household annually as project costs balloon.

Vancouver city council sues for bridge repairs, but rejects idea of suing fossil fuel companies for climate damages

New lobby group wants municipalities to pump the brakes on natural gas bans for new builds

Canada's main stock index took a breather Friday, closing down more than 100 points a day after setting a new all-time closing high. The S&P/TSX composite index closed down 103.18 points at 21,984.08. On Thursday, it closed at 22,087.

Brandt Louie, chair and CEO of H.Y. Louie and London Drugs, reflects on the core values that helped shape one of the largest and longest-standing businesses in B.C.

OTTAWA — The federal government recorded a budgetary deficit of $25.7 billion as of the end of January for the current fiscal year.

Aboriginal law experts question how private lands can coexist with communal aboriginal title