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Downtown Vancouver office vacancy rate breaks 10% for first time since 2004

Downtown Vancouver office vacancy rate breaks 10% for first time since 2004

Avison Young says Vancouver’s downtown office vacancy rate has hit 10 per cent for the first time in almost 20 years.
WWE no longer just a family affair, joins with UFC to make sports entertainment giant

WWE no longer just a family affair, joins with UFC to make sports entertainment giant

Ties already exist with stars such as Brock Lesnar and Ronda Rousey
UPDATED: Teck Resources rejects unsolicited takeover offer from Glencore

UPDATED: Teck Resources rejects unsolicited takeover offer from Glencore

Mining company’s board chair says it is not contemplating a sale at this time
The home you want doesn’t have to wait — even when rates have risen

The home you want doesn’t have to wait — even when rates have risen

Your needs are unique, so your home buying journey should be similarly one-of-a-kind
Saudis, other oil giants announce surprise production cuts

Saudis, other oil giants announce surprise production cuts

Move could raise oil prices worldwide
Tesla sales rise 36% in first quarter, following price cuts

Tesla sales rise 36% in first quarter, following price cuts

Maker delivered 422,875 vehicles worldwide from January to March
Ottawa is going all in on ‘friendshoring.’ Here’s what that could mean.

Ottawa is going all in on ‘friendshoring.’ Here’s what that could mean.

Canada set to deepen economics ties with certain allies
As economy slows, Feds push off EI reform over worries it could drive up premiums

As economy slows, Feds push off EI reform over worries it could drive up premiums

Expanding eligibility prior to a recession would be costly for the government
Banks face rising shareholder pressure through climate resolutions as AGMs loom

Banks face rising shareholder pressure through climate resolutions as AGMs loom

Critics say banks’ climate action going too slow
Tourism shot up in 2022, but still far short of pre-pandemic levels: StatCan

Tourism shot up in 2022, but still far short of pre-pandemic levels: StatCan

For the full year, national tourism spending jumped by 45 per cent