Economy, Law & Politics

New claims range from alleged condo defects to defamation

Surprise, surprise: On the issue of health care, even though it’s taking the money, the province doesn’t believe the federal government has provided enough.

Canada's economy has seen a constant stream of layoffs hitting companies from the tech sector and beyond in recent months while many employers lament a shortage of workers, but neither seem to be weighing heavily on the country's jobs numbe

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index was down in late-morning trading, pulled lower by losses in the financial, industrial and utility sectors, while U.S. stock markets also fell. The S&P/TSX composite index was down 37.38 points at 20,664.85.

A few years ago, Ali Najaf decided to file his taxes on his own for the first time. Najaf, an HR professional in Vancouver, used a free service in university for tax filing, and then after graduation began paying a professional to file them.

Most British Columbians don't foresee the BC Liberals forming government if an election were to happen this year

Lawsuit is seeking damages for negligence, breach of contract

These corporate claims were filed with the BC Supreme Court registry in Vancouver.

The BC Government Lawyers Association's 350 members voted 97.1 per cent for job action.

VANCOUVER — The federal government is spending $1.8 million to help make Vancouver's historic Chinatown lighter and brighter.