Cryptocurrency transactions are decentralized and anonymous, which means that it is not possible to trace the source of the funds.

While ABC spent by far the most on its campaign at just over $2 million, Forward Together paid its own administrative staff almost seven times the amount that ABC did.

Simply reducing physician red tape by 10% could save 1.9 million hours of physician time and the equivalent of 5.5 million patient visits across Canada.

The City of Vancouver, Destination Vancouver and the Province have agreed to a Major Events MRDT of 2.5% over seven years to help pay for the soccer matches.

The Taxpayer’s Ombudsperson indicated that the CRA failed to put Canadians first.

ABC councillor Rebecca Bligh explained the reality of the office’s redundancy and that a new direction is better for Vancouverites.

The change in government in 2017 is characterized as an inflection point in B.C.’s fiscal history.

Over half of Canadians have indicated they need to improve how they handle their finances.

Tesla would have to prioritize a large portion of its global production to Canada in order to help the Liberal Government reach its 2035 goal.

"Many Canadian workers continue to have confidence in the job market despite news of layoffs and a slowdown in hiring.”

The CFIB warns that many businesses are already struggling to meet their existing payroll budgets.

Not only did former Mayor Kennedy Stewart lose by a landslide, his Forward Together party also violated the Local Elections Campaign Financing Act (LECFA).

The government may be running out of time to recover potentially $27 billion in ineligible Covid-19 payments because of legislated time frames.

The Bank estimates it will lose between $5 billion and $6 billion in the next year or two, with hopes of returning to profitability in 2024 or 2025.

Cash-strapped Canadians are being offered a regular five-year Government of Canada bond at a 3.3% rate of return.

The cause for the delay revolves around a five week strike that began on May 20 and impacted over half of construction projects in Metro Vancouver and Fraser Valley.

A vast majority of the findings in Hogan’s report were identified nearly a decade ago by Auditor General Michael Ferguson in 2013.

B.C. owed nearly $10.5 million from individuals ineligible to receive COVID benefits, after identifying 95% of 11,000 applicants had wrongfully submitted applications.

Health Canada stated that foreign supplies of children’s acetaminophen will be available at retail and community pharmacies in the coming weeks.

In a new study released today by the Fraser Institute, Horgan ranks fifth in fiscal management, while New Brunswick’s Blaine Higgs comes in first.