A federally funded housing project is moving forward, prompting questions about long-term affordability and fiscal oversight.

Canada’s building permits fell in November, driven by declines in multi-family and institutional projects amid higher costs ...

Mark Carney’s China deal signals a decisive shift in Canadian trade policy away from US dependence, raising both new economic ...

In the wake of Washington’s actions in Venezuela, many Canadians remain unaware of the extent to which their own country has ...

New research suggests AI chatbots may be more effective than traditional political advertising at persuading voters, with ...

Despite notable drops in assessed property values, Vancouver remains Canada’s most unaffordable housing market, fuelling ...

A new report from the Business Council of British Columbia (BCBC) says BC’s economy is expected to post below-average growth through 2027 as private-sector activity remains weak and major construction ...

Last Thursday, six BC industry hospitality, liquor, and cannabis associations presented an industry survey claiming that the ongoing BCGEU strike will cost businesses over $250 million. Hospitality ...

For more than two decades, students around the globe have been learning British Columbia’s education curriculum in private-owned, offshore schools to receive BC graduation certificates – also known as ...

Canada has announced more than $11 million in humanitarian assistance following Hurricane Melissa, which devastated parts of the Caribbean in late October, damaging homes and infrastructure and ...