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Low initial salary may help Whitecaps FC’s Müller gamble pay off

Excitement is building for the Vancouver Whitecaps FC thanks to the team signing German superstar Thomas Müller. Whether the move will pay financial dividends...

Cowichan tribes win fishing rights, title to historic Richmond lands

A B.C. court has handed the Cowichan Tribes and other First Nations title over a chunk of federal and city land in Richmond that...

B.C. tight-lipped on compliance with property ownership registry

B.C.’s Land Owner Transparency Registry faces questions over its effectiveness as the government refuses to confirm whether any penalties have been issued for non-compliance....

S&P/TSX composite flat, U.S. markets rise in Friday trading

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index was flat Friday, trading a tick lower despite gains in base metals, while U.S. markets traded higher Friday....

Rob Shaw: B.C.’s budget problem is worse than the NDP will ever admit

There was precious little to brag about in the province’s year-end financials Thursday, not that it stopped the NDP government from trying. “It's our...

Bed Bath & Beyond is open again, with plans to launch dozens of stores through 2026

The store will be familiar to many of the once-defunct retailer's loyal customers. WASHINGTON — Two years after declaring bankruptcy and closing all...

B.C. small businesses call for ‘clear’ provincial strategy amid U.S. tariffs

A group representing 55,000 small and medium-sized businesses in B.C. is calling for clearer direction from the province amid ongoing uncertainty over U.S. tariffs....

S&P/TSX composite, U.S. markets rise in late-morning trading Friday

TORONTO — Canada's main stock index and U.S. markets were trading modestly higher by late-morning Friday. The S&P/TSX composite index was up 24.57 points...

Experts say Intel’s CEO faces tough road but urge patience after Trump demands resignation

Intel rejects Trump's call for CEO resignation, emphasizing U.S. investment and national security. Local experts call for patience amid layoffs. PORTLAND, Ore. —...

Easterseals Oregon forced to cut jobs amid funding delay from Department of Labor

The nonprofit said funding for the national program is "effectively frozen," forcing them to reduce staff and pause operations. PORTLAND, Ore. — Easterseals...

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