Opinion

Tripling the carbon tax to $170 per tonne “an expensive punishment on everyday people” says taxpayer federation

Southwest B.C. will see jobless rate improve but growth in 2021 is tied to how quickly industry and government can pivot to boost the economy

Canada’s liquefied natural gas exports replace coal-fueled electricity generation, thus cutting coal plant emissions in half while creating billions of dollars in economic benefits

A vaccine for coronavirus is the focus of hope because the current response to the pandemic’s devastation is simply not sustainable

Secure cash flow, low interest rates will continue to drive buyer demand for multi-family properties in 2021.

A recent U.S. study showed a 47 per cent productivity increase in 2020, despite the coronavirus lockdown and the ensuing increase in working from home.

Grant to UBC’s ‘Generation Squeeze’ cited as opening gambit towards a capital gains tax on private homes

Canada’s REITs suffered a body blow in March but they represent an “outstanding buy opportunity” right now, a Toronto-based analyst contends

Wetlands a prime example of conflicts when qualified professionals are overruled by self-styled experts from city hall

The BC Assessment Appeal Board is being overwhelmed with often frivolous appeals, but a former BC Assessment senior appraiser says there is a simple fix to a growing problem