A sure sign of rising economic confidence, news that Canada's tech sector isn't proud of, why cannabis investors are tough to please, and storm clouds brewing for pulp mills...in your Friday, June 21st edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Why labour unrest is on hold at West Jet, a good news report for job seekers, a thinner profit for a grocery giant, and new fodder for Canada's immigration debate...in your June 20th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Another threatened strike by West Jet workers is already affecting travel, labour peace at a huge mining operation in BC, we'll soon know the fate of a well known restaurant chain, and the wrong kind of red for a wine maker...in your June 19th edition of Canada's Business Beat.

Sending stuff back to Amazon just got a whole lot easier, a further drop for housing prices, airfares have taken off, a huge vehicle recall, and the most expensive cities in the world...in your June 18th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

A sure sign that economic confidence is wavering, a more promising prediction on borrowing costs, a big name BC credit union slashes its staff list, and more changes for a well known broadcaster...in your June 17th edition of Canada's Business Beat.

A new interest rate outlook for anyone with a mortgage to think about, a much better month for the business of making stuff, more broadcasting jobs lost, and EV sales surge in Canada...in your Friday, June 14th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Why you might really be richer than you think, why more British Columbians than ever are moving to Alberta, more lousy news in the broadcasting business, and another takeover in the banking sector...in your June 13th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

How most of us feel about government workers having to return to the office, a threatened strike by border workers delayed, a body blow for tourism in Quebec, and the winds of change in the retail world...in your June 10th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Canada's latest labour force data as one province adds tens of thousands of jobs while another shed thousands of paycheques, theres more bad news regarding a possible railway strike, and where Canada's big banks see interest rates going...in your Friday, June 7th edition of Canada's Business Beat. 

Lower interest rates, a growing lack of confidence in healthcare services, why Lululemon shareholders are feeling better, and the losses keep mounting for another Canadian airline...in your May 6th edition of Canada's Business Beat!