Bryan Yu

This is an opportune time for Canada to double down. Yes the economy may face tough times, but an opportunity to open our arms to those in need to help build our future economy, and highlight the widening divide between our two countries

Jennifer Jacobs @JenniferJJacobs

(Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is planning to revoke temporary legal status for some 240,000 Ukrainians who fled the conflict with Russia, a senior Trump official and three sources familiar with the matter said, potentially putting them on a fast-track

RT @nytimes: How does a candy that was introduced 40 years ago suddenly become one of the most popular treats in America? Here’s how Nerds…

Good people elected today. Congrats @terryyungyvr and @gavindew

RT @danielledalzell: "Trump politics is now here in B.C., and it’s terrible. It’s embedded. It’s entrenched. And we have a decision to make…

This is going to be a memorable election! With friends running in different ridings for both the @bcndp and @Conservative_BC parties, I wish them the best. Ultimately, all exceptional community leaders with best intentions for the province, albeit with different philosophies

A snapshot of key economic data in BC I produce. Employment running at a faster pace than 2023 but momentum softens. Lower manufacturing and exports largely a forest product story - huge challenges on that end. Housing starts holding elevated but largely masks weaker conditions https://t.co/sPTLcv8fnV

Heading to #whistler for the CCUA financial forum? Looking forward to speaking on interest rates, the economy and housing to #creditunion finance and treasury pros from across Canada https://t.co/qicZsaMXnn

Not to be that guy. But the B.C.’s economy has expanded admirably in recent years and outpaced peers since pandemic. We can argue that public spending and investment by prior governments helped but the numbers are decent. All parties need to explain why their policy > others

Jordan Bateman @jordanbateman

We can't afford another 4 years of the NDP, shredding our economy, costing people jobs, botching healthcare, and making our streets unsafe. There's only one party that can stop them -- @JohnRustad4BC's @Conservative_BC. https://t.co/LgCnzQIV6T

election season is the silly season... we will hear a lot about who will be the better economic stewards. I generally do not believe any party will do much better than another. B.C. has done pretty well since COVID (and prior). Thank major projects and less severe restrictions https://t.co/aCECAPBtbV

Best wishes to my friend @terryyungyvr on his retirement from the VPD and as NDP nominee for Yaletown - Vancouver. I worked with Terry on a non- profit board. He always had the best interests of the community and public safety at heart. Great next endeavour.

Hidden service fee at dim sum? Asked for an adjustment to a tea charge as we have two kids - clearly not partaking Was told it was actually a charge related to the services and additions received as part of service - like hotpot. Obviously, unjustifiable.

The IT outage is wild. I recall when my computer was bricked previously due a failed update. I had to go to the office to have corporate IT manually reboot the system. It took a day or two to coordinate during covid. Given remote and hybrid is still ongoing, this could be huge.

Tried out a meal prep service… how is this more convenient that going to the grocery? The only “portioning” savings was the tomato paste. Just as many dirty dishes and took just as long to prepare.

So a cat or other animal has taken a liking to my planter as a washroom of sorts. Third time in a couple weeks. Any advice?