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Carney announces that Canada is dropping many retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods

Carney announces that Canada is dropping many retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods

OTTAWA — Canada will drop some retaliatory tariffs on American products to match U.S. tariff exemptions for goods covered under the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced Friday.
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Passenger alleges trauma, sues Helijet after lightning strikes chopper

Passenger alleges trauma, sues Helijet after lightning strikes chopper

William Wuehr alleges that he was on a helicopter that had a rapid descent toward the ocean for about one minute
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B.C. small businesses rethink strategies to stave off tariffs

B.C. small businesses rethink strategies to stave off tariffs

SMBs target non-U.S. markets, shift production to stay competitive amid uncertainty
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B.C. predictive health firm Molecular You raises $5M Series A

B.C. predictive health firm Molecular You raises $5M Series A

By analyzing blood samples, the company aims to identify health risks before diseases may develop.
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Air Canada ramping up operations to near full schedule

Air Canada ramping up operations to near full schedule

MONTREAL — Air Canada says operations are almost back to full capacity as it continues to ramp up flights following a flight attendants strike.
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Hudson's Bay, lender say landlords fighting Ruby Liu because of 'ulterior motives'

Hudson's Bay, lender say landlords fighting Ruby Liu because of 'ulterior motives'

TORONTO — Hudson’s Bay and one of its top lenders are accusing landlords of having "ulterior motives" for opposing a push to sell 25 leases to a B.C. billionaire.
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Who are B.C.'s top-paid executives?

Who are B.C.'s top-paid executives?

Telus' Darren Entwistle tops BIV's top-paid executives' list with more than $20.6M.
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Statistics Canada reports retail sales up 1.5 per cent in June at $70.2 billion

Statistics Canada reports retail sales up 1.5 per cent in June at $70.2 billion

OTTAWA — Statistics Canada says retail sales rose 1.5 per cent to $70.2 billion in June, helped by increased spending at food and beverage retailers. However, the agency says its preliminary estimate for July pointed to a 0.
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A look at 'gifts' Vancouver city council accepted in 2025

A look at 'gifts' Vancouver city council accepted in 2025

Tickets to Pixies, Yo-Yo Ma and Bard on Beach among the freebies.
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B.C. sets new five-year housing orders for 10 more municipalities

B.C. sets new five-year housing orders for 10 more municipalities

Some communities have pushed back against the housing orders.
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