British Columbia

Buyer’s direction appears to have boomeranged back to the city as once-hot smaller towns see summer sales slow

Sawmills will operate at 80% capacity starting Aug. 30

Nearly 160,000 cubic feet (4,500 cubic metres) of concrete will pour for up to 14 hours straight for tallest building in the Royal City

For those thinking of buying a home in B.C., the housing market could have more movement this fall

Yo-yo restrictions on openings, service threaten businesses, according to 83 per cent of Canadian Federation of Independent Business members, who want a stay-open policy

When completed in 2028, the project will create B.C.’s second-largest shopping mall

Volunteers, mostly seniors, help out Sunshine Coast restaurants which, like many in B.C., are having trouble finding staff

Owners want more compensation from B.C. Transportation Financing Authority

Hanying Chen runs a boutique theatre production company and could set a record sale for a single residential lot sale in Vancouver should negotiations exceed expectations

Husky completes first expansion under provincial Oil Infrastructure Investment Program that trims tax costs by 20 per cent