Province builds on successful first year of landmark tax
After a successful first year of targeting speculators, the speculation and vacancy tax’s (SVT) second year will see the tax rate for foreign owners and satellite families rise to 2%.
Finance
Win $5000 Cash Prize on Lohri While Saving For Your Child’s Education
Your child has started going to school. Have you started the RESP? In September, school-aged children start their school year and grown up students join post-secondary education. Since the cost of education in Canada is quite high, in order to ease the financial burden of parents, the government has designed a unique educational savings program namely RESP.
Poll Reveals Nearly Half of British Columbians Surveyed Will Not Set A Holiday Spending Budget
Coast Capital encourages consumers to avoid over spending this holiday season by planning ahead
New export advisor supports Indigenous business
Indigenous businesses throughout the province now have a dedicated Export Navigator advisor to help them grow by reaching new markets outside of B.C.
Seminar Provides Essential Tools For Companies Seeking Trade In The United States Market
Tickets available now for Doing Business in the USA Seminar November 7, 2019
BC Liberal Finance CO- critics sound the alarm after S&P threatens credit downgrade for B.C.
After just two years in government, NDP policies are killing our economy. The government continues to ignore significant economic risks for our province,” said Bond.
Ask the expert, featuring Tyler Callegari from Envision Financial, a division of First West Credit Union
I’ve paid off my credit cards…now what?
Ask the expert, featuring Jessica Mann from Envision Financial, a division of First West Credit Union
Any ideas on how I can see if I’m getting ahead financially?
B.C. well prepared with balanced budget, resilient economy amid global uncertainty
The Province’s first quarterly results confirm B.C. is on solid footing, thanks to careful planning and strong budget management that is delivering the services people count on, making life more affordable for people and building a sustainable economy.
B.C. in economic trouble under John Horgan, Q1 numbers raise red flags as per BC Liberal Finance CO- Critics
MLAs Shirley Bond and Tracy Redies, BC Liberal Finance Co-Critics, are sounding the alarm after today’s Q1 numbers show in just over two years, John Horgan has taken B.C. from an economic powerhouse to a province teetering on the edge of deficit.