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GM Canada names Marissa West new president and general manager

GM Canada names Marissa West new president and general manager

West will replace current GM Canada president Scott Bel
B.C. commits $282 million to CleanBC Industry Fund investment, applications now open

B.C. commits $282 million to CleanBC Industry Fund investment, applications now open

Funding still dwarfed by provincial fossil fuel subsidies over past 2 fiscal years
B.C. government prepares to impose real estate cooling-off period

B.C. government prepares to impose real estate cooling-off period

Bidding wars don’t allow inspection, financing consideration
Forest poll part of anti-Canadian trade campaign, industry says

Forest poll part of anti-Canadian trade campaign, industry says

Ottawa funds group targeting U.S. wood product purchases
University of Victoria business school initiative inspires young entrepreneurs

University of Victoria business school initiative inspires young entrepreneurs

Kidovate market returns to Victoria mall after two-year hiatus
Seabridge Gold to spend $150 million to bring northwest B.C. gold mine project to “substantially started”

Seabridge Gold to spend $150 million to bring northwest B.C. gold mine project to “substantially started”

Spending made possible by investment by Sprott and Ontario Teachers’ Pension Fund
CRTC approves broadcast component of Rogers-Shaw deal, with conditions

CRTC approves broadcast component of Rogers-Shaw deal, with conditions

CRTC found that the competitive landscape would not be unduly affected
Ownership change not expected to impact redevelopment of Saanich’s University Heights

Ownership change not expected to impact redevelopment of Saanich’s University Heights

Wesbild Holdings transfers ownership of University Heights Shopping Centre to Greystar
Gold River eyes Bitcoin mining for old mill site

Gold River eyes Bitcoin mining for old mill site

Bitcoin mining and data centres approved as use on industrial lands
Port of Vancouver volume up one per cent last year despite pandemic, supply, flooding

Port of Vancouver volume up one per cent last year despite pandemic, supply, flooding

Number of shipping containers passing through the port increased six per cent