Economy, Law & Politics

TORONTO — Equifax Canada says it's exploring how using payday loan data could affect people's credit scores.

Fidelity Investments Canada’s Michelle Munro discusses the anxiety pre-retirees feel

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau says some immigrants to Canada who lack official status need a pathway to help them stay, while in other cases Ottawa must speed up deportation procedures.

Haida First Nation now legally own all of Haida Gwaii.

Dan Rogers had led Chamber through pandemic, says farewell after seven years

David Eby's tenure as British Columbia's premier marks a dramatic increase in spending and debt, raising concerns among taxpayers

BC United and Conservative Party of B.C. are building separate teams to fight an election at the same time they are willing to listen to people urging them to come together

The Law Society of BC intends to mount a constitutional challenge of Bill 21, claiming it infringes on the independence of lawyers.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's election campaign was unofficially launched on Thursday, five months ahead of the Oct.

John Rustad has transformed the BC Conservative Party from a marginalized group to a key player in B.C.'s political arena