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Debt spiralling out of control for many B.C. consumers, businesses

Debt spiralling out of control for many B.C. consumers, businesses

British Columbians are struggling with debt. This could be expected, given that inflation hit a 39-year peak of 8.1 per cent last June, interest rates are at 15-year highs and COVID-19-related financial support is long gone.
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Canadian publishing-sector revenues keep plunging

Canadian publishing-sector revenues keep plunging

Operating revenues at lowest level since data collection started in 2013
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Contraband cigarette sales cut into B.C. government revenue

Contraband cigarette sales cut into B.C. government revenue

B.C. has highest cigarette prices in Canada
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Russian war strikes B.C. food supply, prices

Russian war strikes B.C. food supply, prices

Rising fertilizer, energy, animal feed and shipping costs accelerate inflation.
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Incidental COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. are about 44% of total

Incidental COVID-19 hospitalizations in B.C. are about 44% of total

1,035 people now in B.C. hospitals with COVID-19 鈥� down from yesterday's record 1,048.
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Olympic Game plans: B.C.鈥檚 playbook for 2030

Olympic Game plans: B.C.鈥檚 playbook for 2030

Finances, venues, economics, public support among key considerations for 2030 bid
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Court dismisses WestJet's appeal on baggage-fees class action

Court dismisses WestJet's appeal on baggage-fees class action

Class-action lawsuit alleges WestJet posted two prices for baggage fees, and charged the higher amount
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Omicron is the new wild card in normalized travel

Omicron is the new wild card in normalized travel

International tourism picks up as airlines reinstate and launch more flight routes
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Lululemon competitor Athleta opens first Canadian store at Park Royal

Lululemon competitor Athleta opens first Canadian store at Park Royal

Fast-growing Gap Inc. division has 200 stores in the U.S.
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Service industry in B.C. struggling to find staff

Service industry in B.C. struggling to find staff

Restaurant, retail businesses aim to increase the flow of foreign workers to fill the void.
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