| Dec. 13 | BC housing construction brisk; US consumer coming alive |
| Dec. 06 | BC job growth stalled; Mainland housing sales trending up |
| Nov. 29 | Payroll jobs, earnings grow slowly in BC; Canadian GDP keeps rising |
| Nov. 25 | Inflation rebounds from 9/11 low; Retail sales drop slightly; Exports level off |
| Nov. 15 | U.S. consumers gain confidence |
| Nov. 08 | BC job growth stalls; Non-residential building permits up; Housing starts keep rising; Revisions show BC economy dipped into recession; Fed move surprises |
| Nov. 01 | Payroll employment and earnings grow slowly in BC; Modest GDP growth in Canada in August; Will the US Fed cut |
| Oct. 25 | BC price inflation moderate; Retail sales rise in August; Slow growth ahead say leading indicators |
| Oct. 18 | BC exports level off in August; Mainland housing markets flatten out; No change by the Bank of Canada - mortgage rates rise; US housing starts surge |
| Oct. 11 | BC employment growth slows in September; Housing starts continue to climb; Non-residential building permits down in August; US consumer wavering |
| Oct. 04 | BC's population grows slowly; Incorporation and bankruptcy trends revealing; Tourism trends still weak; Interior lumber production on the rise |
| Sept 27 | Retail sales take a sharp drop; How strong is BC's job growth?; Fed does the expected |
| Sept 20 | BC exports expand but growth rate slows; BC price inflation moderate; US housing starts slow; lumber prices fall, Canada's inflation rate temporarily higher |
| Sept 13 | Consumer holding up US economy; Vancouver area multi-unit starts hit six-year high; Victoria new housing prices break out |
| Sept 06 | B.C. labour market improving; July sees uptrend in non-residential building permits; August housing market holds up; Canadian and US jobs growth varies |
| Aug 30 | BC payroll flat in June; Forestry jobs falling; Canada's second-quarter growth driven mainly by April results |
| Aug 23 | International exports plummet in June; Retail sales slow in June; Core inflation holding steady |
| Aug 16 | Food and beverage services slows as international tourism falters; Canada's leading economic indicator points to further slowing; US housing starts dip but remain high; Consumer confidence stabilizing? |
| Aug 09 | BC labour market looks good; Housing sales bounce back in July; June non-residential building permits up; Housing starts dip slightly; Fed on hold |
| Aug 02 | US economic growth slows sharply; BC payroll employment flat; Lumber production declines in May |
| July 26 | Lower capital spending by weak business sector; Retail sales up again in May; Inflation still concerns Bank of Canada; BC inflation tame |
| July 22 | International exports rise again; Lower mortgage rates boosting US and Canada |
| July 15 | Is non-residential construction near bottom?; Vancouver multi-unit starts boost in BC; Victoria new housing prices rocket up; US consumer sentiment falls sharply |
| July 05 | BC employment trending up; June housing sales drop once more |
| June 28 | Sales and prices up in most regional real estate markets; US rates on hold |
| June 21 | Retail sales climbed in April; Non-forestry lifts BC exports; US housing starts surge in May |
| June 14 | Lower consumer price inflation rate; Multi-unit starts bounce back in May; Vancouver new housing prices continue rising; US consumers stumble |
| June 07 | BC labour market slow in May; Residential building up, non-residential building flat; Housing sales dip in May; US labour market sluggish |
| May 31 | National GDP growth jumps in the first quarter; US consumer spending strong |
| May 24 | Retail sales growth stalls; Energy, transportation and food drive up CPI; US growth surge was temporary |
| May 17 | International exports rise again; Truck sales slow temporarily; US housing starts down; Canadian dollar rising |
| May 10 | BC jobs jump by 40,000; Housing starts drop temporarily; Vancouver new house prices rising |
| May 03 | Housing market trends continue upward; U.S. will impose softwood lumber duties; U.S. jobs data disappoints |
| Apr 29 | Retail sales growth stalls; Energy, transportation and food prices drive up CPI; Provincial GDP growth below 1% in 2001; Strong recovery bounce in US economy |
| Apr 19 | Bank of Canada begins re-balancing, not tightening; Vehicle sales still on a roll; Dive in exports levels off; Are US housing starts peaking? |
| Apr 15 | Net migration to BC forecast to rise in 2002; House-building expansion spreads; New housing prices rising; Non-residential building activity slowing |
| Apr 05 | BC labour force points to growing economy; Housing sales dip to lowest level in three months; US March job report mixed |
| Mar 28 | BC earnings and employment recovering; Canada's economy bounces back |
| Mar 25 | Softwood lumber duties imposed; BC exports show signs of life in January; BC retail sales up, up and away; BC consumer prices still trending up; US housing starts hit 3-year high |
| Mar 15 | Census captures slow growth; Regional growth skewed; New auto sales continued upward; US industrial production rebounding |
| Mar 08 | BC employment on up-trend; Non-residential permits still slow; February housing activity strong; Housing starts slip lower in February; Upbeat US jobs report signals end to recession |
| Mar 04 | B.C. capital investment intentions; Canada's GDP growth resumes; US recession over? |
| Feb 25 | Retail sales up in BC, down in Vancouver; BC exports down in December and in 2001; US housing starts a lesser contributor to the recovery; Leading indicators signal recovery |
| Feb 18 | Overall consumer prices up; Motor vehicles sales still active; US recovery still more tentative |
| Feb 11 | BC employment jumps in January; Housing market favours sellers; House-building gains momentum; Non-residential permits still slow |
| Feb 04 | Is Canada avoiding the recession?; US economy grows in fourth quarter - a false dawn?; US unemployment rate dip temporary |
| Jan 28 | November extends export levels; Retail sales exceed pre-September level; Consumer prices trending down; US leading indicator signaling recovery |
| Jan 21 | Bank of Canada will cut once more; US housing starts holding up; US consumer confidence returning |
| Jan 14 | Abrupt jump in unemployment not the whole story; December housing starts slip, but 2001 up strongly; New house prices rise |
| Jan 07 | Strong finish for 2001 housing sales; US job losses slowing |
| Jan 03 | November's CPI data posts huge drop; Commodity exports still trending down; Retail activity bounces back in October |