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Rob Shaw: Eby digs in on controversial fast-track fix as First Nations push back

The B.C. government will not back down on its controversial bill to fast-track infrastructure projects, despite being on a collision course with First Nations...

Hudson’s Bay garnered 17 bids in process to find new owner for retailer, assets: docs

TORONTO — A new court filing shows a process meant to find a new owner for Hudson's Bay and its assets has yielded 17...

Telus CEO decries ‘race to the bottom’ through price matching with competitors

The chief executive of Telus Corp. says there's more the company can do to attract new customers without necessarily having to lower prices to...

Rennie lays off 31 employees from real estate firm, cites ‘changing market’

A prominent Vancouver real estate company is laying off 31 employees, citing geopolitics, artificial intelligence and other industry upheavals. Greg Zayadi, president of Rennie...

Telecom and energy sectors help lift S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets mixed

TORONTO — Strength in the telecommunication and energy sectors helped lift Canada's main stock index in late-morning trading, while U.S. markets were mixed. The...

Largest professional theater company in Portland launches emergency fundraising campaign to avoid closure

The company said it must raise a total of $9 million by June 2026 to avoid a permanent shutdown, and at least $2.5 million...

Portland Albertsons confirmed to be closing; company says workers will be relocated to other locations

Albertsons confirmed to KGW that the Southwest Portland location at 5415 Southwest Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway will close. PORTLAND, Ore. — Workers from a Portland...

Despite health warnings, nitrous oxide sold in Oregon convenience stores and gas stations

Federal law prohibits the sale of nitrous oxide for recreational use or inhaling it. Companies can get around that if they say it is...

Council hits pause on proposed 18-storey tower near Mount Pleasant heritage homes

Vancouver city council has deferred a decision on whether to allow a developer to build an 18-storey rental housing tower in a Mount Pleasant...

Opinion: Mining can power B.C. through global economic turmoil

British Columbia, like much of the world, is facing unprecedented economic uncertainty and volatility. The whipsaw of U.S. tariffs on Canada’s auto sector and...

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