Central 1 Credit Union analyzes impact of COVID-19
The bank says its key rate will stay at near-zero until economic slack is absorbed
Secondary homes, restaurants, rentals can keep farms viable
Uber’s commitments come as the ride-hailing business has slumped in several markets during the COVID-19 pandemic
Unemployment double what it was before COVID-19
Operations expected to start this fall
The company’s mass timber facility will be producing glulam beams and cross laminated timber
The Pew report documents an unsurprisingly dismal outlook for the world’s economic prospects
Employer health tax payments delayed to end of 2020
Union of B.C. Municipalities heads into virtual convention
Canadian airlines have typically offered flight credit valid for two years after they cancel a trip
People unable to wear a mask for medical reasons, as well as children under the age of two, are exempt from policy
Greater Vancouver Board of Trade releases recovery proposals
Most Canadians won’t be able to access the technology immediately because the network requires use of a 5G-enabled phone
Fall of revenue included $285 million for ICBC
B.C. again intervenes in federal jurisdiction to contain virus
20 colleges going to six, independent discipline for members
Requirement will begin on Aug. 29 at the Loblaw-owned grocery retailers
Radio stations may be hardest hit in the short term, the report suggests
Colleges, universities face reduced tuition revenue
