What we can learn from British Columbia’s transportation regulators
John Lorinc: The commerce of ride-hailing, delivered by tech giants Uber and Lyft, exploded in Toronto before we could get a handle on it
Economy
Canadians are upbeat about the economy—but jittery about their own prosperity
A new Pollara survey uncovers a mixed mood that offers openings for contrasting economic pitches in the upcoming federal election
Actually, foreign funding flows to both sides of Alberta’s oil sands battle
Stephen Maher: Fear-mongering about U.S.-backed environmental groups is a symptom of strain on the oil industry. Next will come demands for government support.
Prenatal entertainment, coming to a screen near you
In the age of Instagram, 3D ultrasounds fit seamlessly among adorable pregnancy and birth announcements—most of the time
Dirty money: it’s a Canadian thing
Canada’s housing markets are rife with shadowy buyers and greasy cash. B.C. was just the beginning.
Here’s how people in B.C.’s Lower Mainland are outwitting extreme gas prices
’Blame John Horgan’ might look good on a billboard, but it doesn’t save money at the pump
Why are we paying girls less than boys for summer work?
A Girl Guides report that suggests pay inequity starts early has reframed a debate previously restricted to working-age adults
Real estate photos are distorting reality, frustrating would-be home buyers
Wide-angle lenses, photoshop and virtual staging: Real estate photo enhancement is reaching new heights as desperate sellers look to sell imperfect homes.
What $2-million will buy in five Canadian real estate markets
From a seaside dining room in PEI to 20 rooms and a private putting green just outside Montreal
What happens if U.S. Congress fails to pass the new NAFTA deal?
The consequences for Canada could be bad—very bad, say experts. But not every scenario is bleak.