Derrick Penner

B.C. Assessment gives longtime B.C. homeowners in redeveloping neighbourhoods an option to avoid being sideswiped on taxes by soaring value.

Uncertainty and increased competition pushed E-One Moli to pause its Maple Ridge factory expansion, which would have created 350 jobs.

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim is a bitcoin believer and wants the city to think about being "bitcoin friendly," maybe even accept it for taxes.

Parkland Corp. completed a test of its Burnaby refinery to co-process canola oil and tallow along with crude to make low-carbon jet fuel.

There were a lot of economic winners from Taylor Swift's Vancouver concerts, but some losers as local patrons cancelled reservations.

Grouse Mountain holds grand opening for new $35 million Blue Grouse gondola, which CEO Tom Gaglardi views as gateway to the resort's future.

The city is researching whether it should consider using bitcoin in its financial strategy, but financier Frank Giustra that is "reckless."

One Lions Bay resident was killed in the slide that happened Saturday and one remains missing as crews suspend search and recovery efforts.

Recently retired Jim Pattison Group executive and former Premier Glen Clark has stepped back into the spotlight as chair of B.C. Hydro.

The federal government promised to help with work on Iona's replacement, provided Metro strikes a deal to reduce the cost of new housing.