The BCBusiness Peter Severinson Archive
THE PETER SEVERINSON ARCHIVE
Peter Severinson was assistant editor of BCBusiness from 2007 to 2011, leaving to pursue a master’s degree in public policy. Peter Severinson's work at BCBusiness shows that the world of business is no island. What matters to the economy also matters to families, politics, and society. New policies, ideas and social tension all make their mark on the B.C. business community.
Red Light, Green Light: The Sex Industry in Vancouver
Mia is adamant this is a job she loves. Her clients are “great guys.”
Controversy in B.C. Employment Standards
For many in B.C., it seems, being an honest employer has never been harder.
The B.C. Government's Culture of Secrecy
Why is the public becoming increasingly suspicious of government?
Cost of Justice: B.C.'s Legal Aid Crisis
B.C.’s lawyers say that paying for the poor might actually save money.
A New Approach to Industrial Taxes in B.C.?
The days of homeowner tax breaks paid for by industry may be numbered.
B.C.'s Public Consultation Process
Yes, the public is consulted for big projects, but is anyone listening?
B.C. First Nations & Business
B.C. CEOs and aboriginal chiefs walk a mile in each other's shoes.
For Love of Taxes
How did talking about taxation in B.C. and Canada get so tough?
Wrestling with Giants
Shaw’s below-norm pricing threatens to drive Novus out of business.
Child’s Pay: Investing in Child Care for a Stronger Future
Yes, child care really is an investment in our future.
Get Happy
Turns out money does buy happiness – just not very much of it.In This Section
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Brian Wong, CEO of Kiip Inc.,
on being a 21-year-old CEO
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