Business

Where people work from and how the economy revives is keeping Canadian grocers awake at night, as will pandemic-induced shifts in population growth.

It will be interesting to see how the market evolves and how Canadians will (or won’t) embrace cannabis in a post-pandemic economy.

Oil traders betting on higher crude prices for second half of the year. Analysts say US$100 oil is a distinct possibility.

In Part 1 of an exclusive new series on BC’s ports, Frank Peebles looks at the history and future of the Port of Prince Rupert.

Denise Mullen and Jock Finlayson: In Canada, very little attention is paid these days to the cost side of climate-related policy measures.

Kevin Falcon: The NDP is sinking BC’s cruise ship industry.

McCain Foods, the world’s largest producer of french fries, just committed to limiting its climate footprint. What does that mean for consumers and suppliers?

Jack Middleton: TMX is under construction today, and Kamloops is playing a major role.

Dene Moore: Buying an Orange Shirt to support residential school survivors – good. Making sure it’s from and supports the right organization – vital.

On cruise ships, the NDP government denied any vulnerability to icebergs, next that there was no iceberg, and then that it was but a small blip of an iceberg. Now, it’s taking on water.