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In the News: Blake Shaffer, Economics, in Toronto Sun

'Easily the costliest natural disaster'; B.C. flooding leaves 18,000 still stranded

In the News: Blake Shaffer, Economics, in National Post

'We are not out of this by a long shot': Up to 100mm of rain forecast for British Columbia

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics, in National Post

The most expensive disaster Canada has ever faced

Placements at the Competition Bureau and the Market Surveillance Administrator, SIRE program, highlight opportunities for students in Department's IO stream

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics in The Vancouver Sun

Dozens of truckers await B.C. highway reopenings at Calgary truckstop

In the News: Kent Fellows, Economics in Meltwater

Alberta could face big problems getting goods in and out of province due to B.C. floods, landslides

In the News: Kent Fellows, Economics in Global News

B.C. flooding could cause local food and gas shortages, widespread supply chain woes

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics, in Meltwater

Sabrina Maddeaux: Economic havoc awaits after Canada's largest port cut off from rest of country

In the News: Jennifer Winter, Economics, in Vancouver Sun

Changes to royalties regime require caution

In the News: Trevor Tombe, Economics, in CTV News

Alberta received more funds from feds than from revenue for first time in decades