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A novice MP gets a plum role in the new Trudeau government, with responsibility for reshaping First Nations relations and legalizing pot

26th Annual Vancouver Symphony Ball raises over $750,000 with a sold-out crowd of more than 500 guests.

For many small organizations, a corporate partner can mean the difference between success and failure—one reason among many why Telus ranks No. 2 on our list of B.C.’s most influential brands

WXN Canada's Most Powerful Women Top 100 awards luncheon celebrates women from B.C. and the Territories who have made significant contributions to their community through entrepreneurship, leadership and vision

Plus, Wilderness Committee wins in court and B.C. entrepreneurs buck up

In less than six years, a former fishing lodge on remote Calvert Island has become one of the leading centres for marine research in Canada. Some 200 scientists and 80 research projects on B.C.’s central coast trace their work to the Hakai Institute’s support—and none of it would have been possible without the hands-on (and surprisingly low-profile) philanthropy of Eric Peterson

The Lower Mainland's population has increased by 38,000 in the year since the mayors released their plan one year ago for relieving an already-choked transit system

The annual Hot Stove Luncheon raises funds to support local youth programs

The godfather of B.C. digital media on the sad state of local VC—and what he’s going to do about it

Paul Myers may not have the profile of a Jimmy Pattison or Bob Lee, but the unprecedented donation from the (until now) unknown businessman is inspiring a whole new generation of givers

UrtheCast’s Scott Larson steps away from the tech company he co-founded following five years of meteoric growth

McLean Group president and CEO Jason McLean on the pleasure of taking his hounds huntin'

From shorter certificate programs to the hyper-local EMBA, B.C. business schools are learning to stay ahead by catering to their students’ needs

Three MBA grads who are finding success beyond the bottom line

The Odlum Brown FWE Gala, EpiCurious: Tapping the Food Revolution, raises over $350,000 in a celebration of community, entrepreneurs and mentors

Our second annual list of the women who are shaking things up in B.C. business and beyond

Global—led by Krop—is the undisputed leader in television, with the evening News Hour attracting close to 200,000 viewers—almost triple the numbers of closest rival CTV

The board chair of the Vancouver Aquarium works urgently for the health of the ocean

Money makes the business world go ’round and ’round, as de Gaspé Beaubien-Mattrick has proven

Queenie Choo knows how it feels to settle in a new country

A conversation with Jody Wilson-Raybould

26th Annual Vancouver Symphony Ball 2016

Telus bets on LGBTQ initiatives to build influence

Canada's Top 100 Most Powerful Women Awards

Former president strikes back at UBC

Meet the B.C. multimillionaire who has devoted his fortune to saving the sea

By the numbers: Vancouver's worsening transit woes

Scotiabank Vancouver Canadians Hot Stove Luncheon

A conversation with video gamer turned venture capitalist Paul Lee

Meet the North Van plumber who gave away $25 million

UrtheCast's Scott Larson proves a B.C. startup can make it in space

Weekend warrior: Vancouver film studio owner Jason McLean

Business schools go bespoke

These 3 MBA grads are using their degrees for the social good

The Odlum Brown FWE Gala: EpiCurious

B.C.’s 35 most influential women: the full list

Most influential women: Jill Krop

Most influential women: the Vancouver Aquarium's Janet Landucci

Most influential women: Nanon de Gaspé Beaubien-Mattrick

Most influential women: Queenie Choo