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Province makes little gains in full-time employment

As cyber risks grow, big retailers lead in tech upgrades while small firms face financial hurdles

VANCOUVER — Talks are set to resume between the union representing more than 700 locked-out British Columbia port supervisors and their employers.

Infrastructure upgrades, low inflation and falling interest rates could lure more skiers up mountains this season.

OTTAWA — Donald Trump's mandate to get tough on trade is expected to be stronger in his second term as U.S. president, posing different challenges for Canada than his first four years in the White House.

Commercial, residential growth set to return in 2026

Port of Vancouver CEO Peter Xotta addresses Greater Vancouver Board of Trade

OTTAWA — A parliamentary committee is calling on the government to change how it handles permits for temporary workers after a UN report said the system creates "a breeding ground for contemporary forms of slavery.

B.C. residents will spend $343 more than the national average, but 53 per cent of them feel financial anxiety toward holiday spending, says survey.

The Canadian Institute for Health Information says health-care spending in Canada is projected to reach a new high in 2024. The annual report released Thursday says total health spending is expected to hit $372 billion, or $9,054 per Canadian.