Business

"Some are treating science like a buffet, carefully selecting research to accommodate a certain narrative. It’s messy and a disservice to the public."

Jock Finlayson dives into a list of BC's heaviest heavyweights.

A: The Orca Business Beat. Q: What's the best way to stay on top of the daily news?

Jack Middleton: With all hands on deck, energy projects pitch in to help with firefighting capacity across B.C.

Mark Milke: BC needs its resource sector, and another multibillion dollar project is a welcome change.

Grant Cameron: A new study says lumber material costs make up only about four per cent of a new home's price. So what's really happening?

Russell Hixson: New data shows Metro Vancouver's limited industrial sites are increasingly being used for non-industrial purposes.

Greg D'Avignon and Radha Curpen: Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) isn't just a reporting practice, or even new. It's a massive opportunity BC is perfectly positioned for.

Russell Hixson: One step towards recovery, rebuilding what was lost.

In Part Three of The Orca’s exclusive series on BC’s ports, Frank Peebles looks at Stewart.