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Victoria restaurants say meal-delivery service owes them thousands of dollars

Victoria restaurants say meal-delivery service owes them thousands of dollars

Food delivery firm Tutti launched in Victoria in 2017
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B.C. real estate prices dip for fourth straight month

B.C. real estate prices dip for fourth straight month

91原创 suburbs leading decline in home sale prices, report shows, as market soon poised for negative year-over-year price adjustment
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Four Island hotels make Tripadvisor's list of top spots in Canada

Four Island hotels make Tripadvisor's list of top spots in Canada

The No. 1 spot went to the Hazelton in Toronto, with 91原创鈥檚 Loden Hotel, the Ritz-Carlton in Montreal and Bisha Hotel Toronto rounding out the top five.
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Hootsuite laying off hundreds of workers in latest blow to B.C. tech sector

Hootsuite laying off hundreds of workers in latest blow to B.C. tech sector

Expert says more job cuts coming to B.C. tech sector through to end of the year
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By 2025, new Victoria buildings can't use natural gas or other fossil fuels, council decides

By 2025, new Victoria buildings can't use natural gas or other fossil fuels, council decides

Councillors want new buildings to use renewable energy instead of fossil fuels for space heating and water heating.
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A whirlwind of business as farm bounty arrives weeks late after plenty of worry

A whirlwind of business as farm bounty arrives weeks late after plenty of worry

Peninsula farms are selling corn, beets, beans, carrots, berries. Many crops are several weeks late because of the cold, wet spring and early summer.
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Why electrification is the road less travelled for commercial truck fleets in North America

Why electrification is the road less travelled for commercial truck fleets in North America

Accelerating the drive to transportation decarbonization is complex and costly for trucking firm.
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Gas drips down to $1.75/litre in some B.C. cities

Gas drips down to $1.75/litre in some B.C. cities

A UBC business professor is warning motorists of volatility ahead while a U.S. agency expects lower but still elevated prices in 2023.
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Capital region's unemployment rate inches up but labour shortage remains

Capital region's unemployment rate inches up but labour shortage remains

Actual employment numbers stayed steady in the capital region at 214,800 June to July.
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Kevin Greenard: Sharing your CPP

Kevin Greenard: Sharing your CPP

Since 2007, individuals receiving qualifying pension income were able to split it with their spouse in conjunction with filing their tax return.
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