News Events
15 April 2020
To help employers keep and return workers to their payroll through the challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, announced the new Canada Emergency Wage Subsidy
15 April 2020
Emergency benefits to be made available in April for those who don't qualify for EI. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces the government's $82 billion emergency response package at a news conference outside Rideau Cottage in Ottawa on Wednesday.
29 March 2020
Emergency benefits to be made available in April for those who don't qualify for EI. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces the government's $82 billion emergency response package at a news conference outside Rideau Cottage in Ottawa on Wednesday.
18 March 2020
Emergency benefits to be made available in April for those who don't qualify for EI. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announces the government's $82 billion emergency response package at a news conference outside Rideau Cottage in Ottawa on Wednesday.
22 November 2019
Date：Nov 23, 2019 (Saturday) 10:00 PM - 12:00 PM
Location：RBC Marine Gateway Advisor Office 3 Floor， 456 SW Marine Dr. Vancouver
（Entrance located next to CINEPLEX ）
Location：RBC Marine Gateway Advisor Office 3 Floor， 456 SW Marine Dr. Vancouver
（Entrance located next to CINEPLEX ）
21 February 2019
Date：Feb 23, 2019 (Wednesday) 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM
Location：South Surrey Recreation Centre - MP1
14601 20 Ave, Surrey BC
Location：South Surrey Recreation Centre - MP1
14601 20 Ave, Surrey BC
25 October 2018
The speculation and vacancy tax is designed to prevent housing speculation and help turn vacant and underutilized properties into homes for people who live and work in B.C. The tax is a part of the B.C. government’s 30-Point Plan to address the housing crisis and help make life more affordable for people.
28 February 2018
The Liberal government’s third full budget was expected to be a relatively lean one with any big moves saved until next year when a federal election is on the line. When it comes to measures that directly impact Canadian pocketbooks, it was a light budget indeed.
20 February 2018
The B.C. government delivered on a wide variety of promises from its election platform and throne speech in its first budget, forecasting a $219 million surplus for the upcoming fiscal year on the strength of a strong economy.
