Economy, Law & Politics

The city said revealing the property details would give neighbouring owners a “virtual roadmap” showing where a land assembly is planned, leading property owners to seek prices much higher than market value.

TORONTO — New data suggests a significant shift in credit usage among businesses in the first quarter of 2023, Equifax Canada said.

OTTAWA — Canada's financial regulator is raising the amount of capital the country's major banks need to have on hand to cover potential losses as it says financial system vulnerabilities remain elevated and in some cases have continued to increase.

OTTAWA — Conservative members of Parliament joined other parties to vote in favour of a bill that enshrines the federal government's long-term commitment to a Canada-wide early learning and child-care system.

Williams Lake First Nation, Tsilhqot’in both claim Farwell Canyon as traditional territory

Economists say government spending can affect both demand and supply in the economy, making its total impact on inflation more difficult to read. 

The latest from the B.C. Supreme Court

An advocacy group is calling on the federal government to invest in working-age single adults, who they say are experiencing the highest rates of poverty in Canada.

Northern Health has declared the Code Orange response at the University Hospital of Northern B.C. in Prince George over.