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Keurig to pay $3 million fine for false, misleading claims on recycling of its K-CUPs

Keurig to pay $3 million fine for false, misleading claims on recycling of its K-CUPs

Keurig Canada has to change its packaging, publish notices about the changes
Real estate board says Metro Vancouver home sales hit record in 2021

Real estate board says Metro Vancouver home sales hit record in 2021

Sales in 2021 rose 42.2 per cent over previous year and smashed a sales volume record set in 2015
Top CEOs in Canada were paid at second-highest level ever during the pandemic

Top CEOs in Canada were paid at second-highest level ever during the pandemic

Country’s highest-paid CEOs earned an average of $10.9 million in 2020
B.C. home values increase by 22% for 2022, biggest changes in single-family houses

B.C. home values increase by 22% for 2022, biggest changes in single-family houses

Breaking down what homeowners can expect, region by region
Many BlackBerry phones to stop working as company decommissions several services

Many BlackBerry phones to stop working as company decommissions several services

Service dropped for BlackBerry 7.1 OS, BlackBerry 10 software, PlayBook OS 2.1 and earlier versions
COVID-19: Island gym users and owners unhappy with latest round of regulations

COVID-19: Island gym users and owners unhappy with latest round of regulations

‘Not fair and it’s not right’
Federal documents hint at sweeping economic impact from central bank ‘digital loonie’

Federal documents hint at sweeping economic impact from central bank ‘digital loonie’

Central bank met with federal officials over 2020 to gauge the implications of own cryptocurrency
Deals return on world-class culinary delights for Dine Around, Stay in Town Victoria

Deals return on world-class culinary delights for Dine Around, Stay in Town Victoria

Growing list features 10 hotels and 40-plus restaurants in Greater Victoria
CPP premiums are getting a bigger bump than planned, here’s why

CPP premiums are getting a bigger bump than planned, here’s why

Like last year, contributions are going up again by more than originally planned
Going blue in 2022: Greater Victoria positioned to make waves in blue economy: advocates

Going blue in 2022: Greater Victoria positioned to make waves in blue economy: advocates

Coastal capital should go with what it knows to create sustainable, innovative industries