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East Coast North American ports showing recovery
Container volumes dropped in spring with late fall growth
First Nations energized by LNG, geothermal
Haisla, Fort Nelson First Nations aim to build Canada’s first Indigenous energy projects
West Coast ports hold steady course despite pandemic
A wide range of cargoes rebounded in 2020 after an uncertain COVID-complicated spring
COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. hit record high in fifth straight data update
Number of daily vaccinations lags far behind record total, despite significant widening of eligibility yesterday
B.C. forecasts smaller deficits, slow recovery over next three years
Real GDP won’t return to pre-pandemic levels until 2022, according to the Ministry of Finance
B.C. budget extends business support programs
Budget lacking in its vision for a competitive, post-pandemic economy: GVBOT
B.C.’s safety-first budget strewn with dangerous details
Repeat after me: We are better off than we thought we’d be. We are better off than we thought we’d be. We are better off than we thought we’d be. Tuesday’s British Columbia budget has that...
B.C. budget big on social and health care spending
Budget has no new taxes, $13 billion in new spending and $9.7 billion deficit
Paul Mochrie is Vancouver’s new city manager
Mochrie served in acting role after Sadhu Johnston retired as city manager
VPD looks to develop policy for use of facial recognition technology
Push comes after Canadian privacy commissioners blasted U.S. company for violating country’s privacy laws
Updated: Christy Clark says casino oversight was seldom on her radar as premier
“Never did we say revenue considerations would come before stopping criminal activity,” former premier tells Cullen inquiry into money laundering
B.C.’s Seaspan rolls dice on aggressive fleet expansion
Global container ship heavyweight sinks multimillions into new vessels as global container cargo market booms