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B.C. residents face nearly $1M in penalties for gold mining fraud

B.C. residents face nearly $1M in penalties for gold mining fraud

Fraud took place at a presentation for investors at a luxury hotel in Vancouver.
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Here’s the best way to receive worry-free, comprehensive immigration advice in Sea to Sky Country

Here’s the best way to receive worry-free, comprehensive immigration advice in Sea to Sky Country

Dr. Joe Greenholtz takes the headaches and complications out of your path to citizenship
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Greg D'Avignon to leave CEO post at Business Council of B.C.

Greg D'Avignon to leave CEO post at Business Council of B.C.

Longtime executive to head to be Canadian Strategy Group partner
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Five dairy groups making a splash in the western Canadian milk game

Five dairy groups making a splash in the western Canadian milk game

Udderly great news.
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Blueberry River launches new company, introduces CEO

Blueberry River launches new company, introduces CEO

Outgoing Fort St. John mayor Lori Ackerman to head new resources venture
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Will third party political machines make the difference on election day?

Will third party political machines make the difference on election day?

British Columbia’s election laws regulating third parties need more teeth and the regulator needs more tools, says the co-founder of Democracy Watch.
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Whistler Chamber of Commerce announces new executive director, Louise Walker

Whistler Chamber of Commerce announces new executive director, Louise Walker

Former head of Squamish Chamber of Commerce begins in her new role Oct. 17
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Whistler Chamber's election survey for members closes tomorrow

Whistler Chamber's election survey for members closes tomorrow

Chamber will use survey results to inform advocacy efforts ahead of Oct. 15 municipal election
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Entrepreneurs' sake-based cooler aims to disrupt B.C.'s alcohol market

Entrepreneurs' sake-based cooler aims to disrupt B.C.'s alcohol market

Five entrepreneurs aim to disrupt B.C.'s wine-cooler market with an innovative product they call SakeBomb – a range of flavoured coolers made with the rice wine, or sake.
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Human error remains the biggest cybersecurity issue for businesses post-pandemic

Human error remains the biggest cybersecurity issue for businesses post-pandemic

Canadian chief information security officers have seen an increase in targeted cyberattacks on organizations' systems but believe the expectations of officers are excessive.
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