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Minister rejects Rogers-Shaw deal, sets conditions for Freedom Mobile sale

Minister rejects Rogers-Shaw deal, sets conditions for Freedom Mobile sale

Industry Minister François-Philippe Champagne said he will not approve the proposed deal between Rogers Communications Inc. and Shaw Communications Inc., though he left the door open to a revised agreement.
Restaurants hope for holiday boom, but looming recession causes concern

Restaurants hope for holiday boom, but looming recession causes concern

Elevated inflation, potential recession have some worried their new normal won’t pay the bills
PODCAST: Bob Marjanovich chats with longtime NFL punter Mitch Berger

PODCAST: Bob Marjanovich chats with longtime NFL punter Mitch Berger

MOJ on Sports: B.C. product won a Super Bowl with the Pittsburgh Steelers
Vancouver Island veterinary hospital offering virtual appointment pilot project

Vancouver Island veterinary hospital offering virtual appointment pilot project

Island pet owners have access to VCA Canada telemedicine program out of Nanaimo base
Vancouver Island First Nations worry feds flip-flopping on B.C. fish farms transition

Vancouver Island First Nations worry feds flip-flopping on B.C. fish farms transition

BC Salmon Farmers Association ‘heartened’ after its round of meetings with Fisheries minister
Business and community leaders gathering for Vancouver Island Economic Summit

Business and community leaders gathering for Vancouver Island Economic Summit

Sessions explore forest health and climate, future of Island food production and more
Small Business Week: B.C. has the largest number of local entrepreneurships in Canada

Small Business Week: B.C. has the largest number of local entrepreneurships in Canada

The week is a chance to recognize the hard work, adaptability and determination of small businesses
Lack of staff hamstrings business in Sooke

Lack of staff hamstrings business in Sooke

Chamber of commerce says numerous businesses affected
Canada’s inflation rate drops slightly in September even as food costs climb

Canada’s inflation rate drops slightly in September even as food costs climb

Deceleration in headline inflation was smaller than what analysts expected
Semafor news site makes debut, intent on reinventing news

Semafor news site makes debut, intent on reinventing news

News site wants to help consumers make sense of all the mess of information that’s out there