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Aren’t rental homes a community amenity?

Aren’t rental homes a community amenity?

Adding Community Amenity Contribution costs will stifle construction of badly-needed new rental projects in Vancouver
Cancel culture disrupts corporate decision making

Cancel culture disrupts corporate decision making

Social media has created an era where feelings trump facts – and the loudest voice wins.
Property managers can ease lease renewals

Property managers can ease lease renewals

Commercial property managers are in unique position to help landlords negotiate lease renewals to the owner’s advantage
Business appears muzzled on federal debt concerns

Business appears muzzled on federal debt concerns

Critical rhetoric from the business community on pre-federal budget debt and deficits was noticeably muted this time around
Carbon tax: ‘just because its legal doesn’t make it right’

Carbon tax: ‘just because its legal doesn’t make it right’

Canadians can’t afford and should fight back against soaring carbon tax, says taxpayer foundation
It appears First Nation have a veto on resource projects after all

It appears First Nation have a veto on resource projects after all

Despite assurances, it is apparent that a small minority of Canadians do have veto power over major resource projects
Buying, selling a business during a pandemic

Buying, selling a business during a pandemic

Virus crisis split businesses for sale into essential and non-essential categories – and into seller's and buyer's markets
Steer around barriers to commercial real estate sales

Steer around barriers to commercial real estate sales

Commercial real estate buyers and sellers can anticipate and avoid roadblocks to a successful transaction
‘Horgan should scrap carbon tax’

‘Horgan should scrap carbon tax’

Tripling the carbon tax to $170 per tonne “an expensive punishment on everyday people” says taxpayer federation
Rebound relates to retooling, retraining, reopening

Rebound relates to retooling, retraining, reopening

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