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Food for Thought: Dead on the Order Paper

Food for Thought: Dead on the Order Paper

Nancy Greene-Raine didn’t become an Olympic ski champion, a successful businesswoman, a Senator, and Canada’s top female Athlete of the 20th Century, by being a quitter. And she isn’t about to start now. 
ICBC needs fixing: try competition

ICBC needs fixing: try competition

Mark Milke argues the problem with ICBC is structural – it will never be able to compete with private insurers.
Growing pains in Kitimat

Growing pains in Kitimat

The largest private sector investment in Canadian history means big opportunity – and some challenges with sudden growth.
Unlimited plans bring some sanity to cell phone bills

Unlimited plans bring some sanity to cell phone bills

Canadians are getting hosed on cellular data plans – but finally, a glimmer of hope.
The kids are alright

The kids are alright

Daniel Fontaine on why stereotypical depictions of millennials in the workplace aren’t just wrong, but counterproductive.
A see-through ban on plastics

A see-through ban on plastics

Trudeau’s stumble on personal plastic use was indicative of a bigger political problem.
Off the Cluff: Rennie's Ryan Berlin on the ever-changing #VanRE market

Off the Cluff: Rennie's Ryan Berlin on the ever-changing #VanRE market

A loss of $89 billion - in just one year - is a sobering number. What's next in real estate?
The double-edged sword of Facebook sales

The double-edged sword of Facebook sales

The king of social media has evolved from relationship status updates to a place to buy tickets for half of a school dance recital.
Truth in training

Truth in training

Who really trains more apprentices in BC - open shops, or unions? The ICBA's Chris Gardner says the math is simple.
How do you measure green?

How do you measure green?

A new way for customers to assess where their dollars are going.