There are 3,742 active Vancouver listings on sites like Airbnb, compared with about 6,600 in April, when the regulations were introduced, the city said Wednesday.
Bank of Canada said more hikes should be expected thanks to encouraging economic stats
The central bank kept its benchmark at 1.5 per cent, but data ‘reinforces’ view that more hikes are needed.
The deal would acquire the Aeroplan loyalty program from Aimia Inc
Submission says ‘we want to be regulated’ and asks the government to avoid forcing existing rules
When Dionne Laslo-Baker sought a bank loan to expand her burgeoning organic popsicle and freezies business in 2014, she was “shocked” by the feedback she received from one of the bankers.
Firm points to factors such possibility of more trade protectionism, rising interest rates
Fraser Institute’s consumer report shows taxes accounting for larger chunk of income each year
There are further plans to have pot in private retail stores in early 2019
Feds expect move will help small and medium-sized companies save a total of $250 million per year
The phthalates found can cause ‘reproductive and developmental abnormalities’ in children
Tesla’s second-quarter revenue should grow by more than $1 billion as it delivered more Model 3 electric cars.
Alberta, B.C., Manitoba and Quebec have carbon pricing plans expected to meet requirements for 2019
Group practices ethical agriculture
WestJet’s second quarter losses amounted to 18 cents per share.
Some CryptoKitties have commanded six figures on the virtual market, and the B.C.-based company behind the project says it’s attracted more than US$12 million in investments.
Long criticized for allowing bad behaviour to run rampant, Twitter has begun to crack down
Most Canadians are open to provincial or federal government putting up the cash, poll finds
Social media erupted with confusion as TD Canada Trust scrambled to fix the problem
Shares plunged more than 19 per cent before trading, equating to about $17 billion in net worth
