Economy, Law & Politics

Research Co. examines Canadians' sentiments towards trade as the 30th anniversary of NAFTA approaches

OTTAWA — Canada's pace of population growth continues to set records as the country brings in a historic number of temporary residents, largely through international student and temporary foreign worker programs.

Multi-billion-dollar housing construction program so large in scope it has taken the new premier more than a year to get it ready for launch

First time in months that inflation in B.C. has risen rather than cooled.

B.C. fails to provide enough investment to make green retrofits on mid-sized apartment buildings affordable. The resulting costs mean some residents are choosing to stick with gas.

A residential building's struggle to swap old gas furnaces for heat pumps offers a warning to thousands of buildings across B.C.

From short-term rental crackdowns to standardized designs for homes, the federal housing minister appears to be aping B.C.’s style

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

B.C. Director of Civil Forfeiture seeks the forfeiture of about $3.5 million held in the trust account of now-disbarred lawyer Ronald Pelletier, whose misconduct included money laundering, according to the Law Society of B.C.

Federal government will stop updating X.com account in January