Overall passenger travel at the airport, in contrast, has been up in each of the past 18 months

Obstacles that impede business spark fear, business closures

Danial Shaikh’s arrival coincides with expanded trade options under the CPTPP

Isaiah Guzylak-Messam allegedly stomped so hard on his apartment floor that a glass light shade dislodged from the ceiling below

Gulf Island Seaplanes and Iskwew Air both fly out of bases near Vancouver International Airport

From ancestral stories to FIFA medals, the modern boom in Indigenous art is real

Vancouver International Airport plans to have 32 non-stop flights to mainland China this November, up from 23 flights in November last year

Liquor distribution branch defends shelf space, promotions as local wholesale sales decline

Scott Hough has filed a lawsuit against his former employer, which he said fired him without cause

Local purchases offer relief as producers assess smoke damage

Commodity booms, corporate recoveries and deepening losses sit behind five-year revenue rankings

Lawyer for the party confirmed that he is looking into how the investigation started, said the party's board was not alerted when the hiring took place

Companies in B.C. are absorbing new levies, while products face longer waits at the border

Both brands will be retained, with the seaplane and wheeled plane fleet providing better connections for passengers if pact receives regulatory approval

Southbound land travel across four Lower Mainland border crossings is down while all travel between Vancouver International Airport and U.S. destinations is down for 19th straight month

New CEO cuts dividend as he deals with negative earnings growth, debt struggles

Telus Communications Inc. is alleging a former manager it fired in mid-August bought items such as whiskey glasses, home theatre seating and a dishwasher for his own use

Company's sales and profit decline, and it has reduced its forward guidance

B.C. institutions have cut more than 180 programs and dismissed or laid off more than 1,300 faculty and staff

Stock slump, executive exodus and plenty of miscues has troubled the yoga-wear seller founded in Vancouver

VAA aims to temporarily close a Tim Hortons coffee shop near Vancouver International Airport so it can perform "seismic upgrades"

This is the seventh consecutive year that the B.C. government has capped annual residential rent increases at or below inflation

The UBC computer science professor is familiar with Science World thanks to serving a stint on its board of directors

BC Human Rights Tribunal found Ray Russell created a 'toxic work environment' through 'derogatory comments about Muslim and Iranian people.'

Annual summer fair has a new Freedom Mobile Arch venue, a slate of concerts, ice shows and many attractions

OTTAWA — Nova Scotia Premier Tim Houston says Prime Minister Mark Carney has asked provinces to restock American alcohol on their shelves as Canada finalizes a trade deal with the U.S. U.S.

Hancock to assume new post after Sept. 4, when current president and CEO Sheila Vokey retires

Decades of consolidation are creating bigger B.C. credit unions better positioned to compete

Lawyer warns new authorization could add fees, markups

B.C. to U.S. travel remains in a year-and-a-half slump amid weak loonie and political tensions

West Broadway retailers and restaurants in Vancouver continue to grapple with declining foot traffic, street closures and store break-ins

Vancouver Island getaway sold last year allegedly housed $500K worth of 'irreplaceable' art that was not part of the property sale'

Testing showed a significant reduction in hot flashes in women who had experienced moderate or severe hot flashes during menopause

UBC researchers develop compound that they say helps lengthen strawberry freshness more so than does refrigeration

Vistara readies to launch its largest-ever fund—one with a target of US$500M in capital—to invest in growing mid-to-large technology companies

City saw highest-ever average hotel prices in June, low occupancy

Industry veteran Suzanne Lalonde takes on top role at the downtown Vancouver casino

Delta-based Rajvinder Rai wants to be the representative plaintiff in a class action lawsuit against FIFA and its B.C.-based wholly owned subsidiary, FWC26 Football Ltd.

Vancouver Island property owner claims that neighbour entered his land at least twice without permission, cutting and removing trees

Proposal finds political support from all levels of government as it shifts to new phase of determining the best location

Region's $406.34 average room-night rate in June was highest monthly average ever recorded for a major Canadian city in any month

Retail and hospitality businesses use range of strategies to keep customers coming back

Canadian premiers this July are expected to address trade barriers preventing direct wine purchases from out-of-province wineries

Commissions were allegedly tied to the worker bringing in $33M in contract revenue

Move paves the way for General Fusion to go public on the Nasdaq under the symbol GFUZ

Two neighbours say another cut down a cherished cedar tree on their shared property line when they were out of the country

Important vote nears for nuclear fusion company aiming for a US$1B valuation with a Nasdaq listing

Freedom Mobile Arch at Pacific National Exhibition has 10,000 seats, fills unmet niche