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B.C. delays 2021 budget, moves to borrow more for COVID-19

B.C. delays 2021 budget, moves to borrow more for COVID-19

$1,000 family benefit coming, online applications open Dec. 18
Canadian families will pay up to $695 more a year for groceries in 2021, report says

Canadian families will pay up to $695 more a year for groceries in 2021, report says

Vegetables could be particularly hard hit, with prices expected to jump as much as 6.5 per cent
‘Tis the season to be cyber aware: 9 tips from BCIT computer crime experts

‘Tis the season to be cyber aware: 9 tips from BCIT computer crime experts

Don’t fall for holiday cyber scams
Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

Pandemic shutdowns the last straw for some Canadian retailers, push others to brink

Some retail chains went into 2020 already saddled with massive debt and too many stores
Canadians have some domestic options to invest in COVID buzz, says biotech CEO

Canadians have some domestic options to invest in COVID buzz, says biotech CEO

Relatively few Canadians do invest in U.S. biopharma, according to financial data firm Refinitiv
Next $1.5 billion in B.C. COVID-19 cash ‘prudent,’ Horgan says

Next $1.5 billion in B.C. COVID-19 cash ‘prudent,’ Horgan says

New round of payments for household incomes up to $175,000
Pace of job gains slows to 62,000 in November, Statistics Canada says

Pace of job gains slows to 62,000 in November, Statistics Canada says

The unemployment rate fell to 8.5 per cent compared with 8.9 per cent in October
LNG featured at B.C. energy industry, climate change conference

LNG featured at B.C. energy industry, climate change conference

Hydrogen, nuclear, carbon capture needed for Canada’s net-zero goal
B.C. tourism relief coming soon, Premier John Horgan says

B.C. tourism relief coming soon, Premier John Horgan says

Industry leaders to report on their urgent needs next week
‘Netflix tax’ for digital media likely to raise prices for consumers, experts say

‘Netflix tax’ for digital media likely to raise prices for consumers, experts say

The government says Canadian companies already collect those taxes when they make digital sales