| Dec. 19 | Interprovincial migration turns positive; Inflation tame in BC; Business incorporations trending up; Tourists returning |
| Dec. 12 | BC's merchandise export revenue down in October; Canadian dollar keeps rising in November; Vancouver multiples starts lower BC total in November |
| Dec. 05 | BC employment stable in November; Housing sales lower in November; Non-residential building permits down in October; International tourists returning |
| Dec. 01 | Retail sales down in September; Canadian GDP growth edges up, but remains low |
| Nov. 21 | Inflation stays subdued; US housing starts soar |
| Nov. 14 | BC's merchandise export revenue up in September; Canadian dollar keeps climbing; Vancouver multiples starts push BC to cycle high |
| Nov. 07 | BC employment takes a big jump; Non-residential building trending up; October housing sales climb higher; Strength across the borders |
| Oct. 31 | Rising Business Formations; Consumer bankruptcies turning |
| Oct. 24 | Inflation rate remains subdued; Retail sales rise, except in Greater Vancouver |
| Oct. 17 | Bank of Canada not moved by dollar surge; Dollar heading higher; Vehicle sales slip in August |
| Oct. 10 | BC's merchandise export revenue dips in August; Little change in BC employment; Housing starts stay high; Non-residential construction weakening |
| Oct. 03 | BC's population growth still meagre; Housing sales keep rising |
| Sept 22 | Wood price hikes are temporary; Canadian dollar rising again |
| Sept 12 | BC's merchandise export revenues dip in July; Canadian dollar eases again in August; Non-residential building activity remains lackluster; Housing starts upward |
| Sept 05 | BC sees more part-time jobs and labour force participants; Housing sales strong; Economic growth stalls in BC |
| Aug 29 | International visitors to BC up slightly in June; Growth in new business formations stalls; Canada's economy shrinks |
| Aug 22 | Retail sales growth low; Consumer price inflation slows again; B.C.'s merchandise exports rise in June |
| Aug 15 | Multi-units boost July housing starts; NAFTA panel issues softwood lumber ruling; Canadian dollar lower in July |
| Aug 08 | Part-time jobs and labour force increase in BC; July sees record jump in housing starts; Non-residential building activity is lack-lustre |
| Aug 01 | Business conditions slowly improving for BC manufacturers; US recovery unfolding but jobs still disappearing |
| July 25 | Retail sales growth stalled; Consumer price inflation slows again; BC investment intentions up on narrowly based gains; Subsiding inflation opens door to more rate cuts |
| July 18 | Growth stalled in BC's lumber production; Latest NAFTA ruling on US softwood lumber tariffs a draw; Monetary policy reverses direction |
| July 11 | Employment in BC steady in June; Multi-family structures lead BC housing starts higher in June; BC's export growth stalled; Canadian dollar rise continues in June; Bank of Canada on hold |
| July 04 | June housing sales hit year-to-date high; Out-migration to other provinces up in first quarter; B.C.'s population growth slows |
| June 27 | Retail sales down in Vancouver; BC immigration drops in the first quarter; Small business confidence falls in BC; Canada's economy contracts; Stage set for Bank of Canada rate cut |
| June 20 | BC's inflation rate slows in May; Canada's core inflation still moderate; US economic indicators positive |
| June 13 | Third monthly dip in BC goods exports; Canadian dollar rise continues in May; Housing construction strong; US consumer sentiment slips after sharp rebound |
| June 06 | May sees another drop in part-time jobs; Housing sales dip in May; Small rise in non-residential building permits |
| May 30 | Canada's economy slowing; No rate change expected at Bank of Canada meeting |
| May 23 | BC's inflation rate down in April; Retail sales drop in March; Canada's inflation rate plunges, fuelling interest cut speculation |
| May 16 | Gas and mineral prices boost first-quarter BC exports; Canadian dollar rising; US consumer confidence surge a good sign |
| May 09 | April sees a drop in part-time employment; April housing sales steady, prices keep rising; Housing construction expands; Small rise in non-residential building permits |
| May 02 | BC economy under-performed in 2002; US economic growth and dollar down |
| April 28 | BC's inflation rate up again in March; Retail sales rise for second month; US economic growth remains slow |
| April 17 | Canadian dollar hits three-year high; Bank of Canada raising rates; US housing starts rebound in March; Little upside in lumber prices |
| April 11 | BC exports rise on natural gas prices; BC housing starts level in March; Non-residential building permits drop in BC; US consumers perk up |
| April 07 | BC employment jumps in March; March housing sales steady |
| Mar 28 | Retail sales rebound in January; New forest policy reforms for BC; Sawmill productivity surges |
| Mar 21 | BC's inflation rate near 10-year high; Canada and US leading indicators diverge; Same inflation story for Canada |
| Mar 17 | BC's export growth trend remains stalled; Housing starts rise in February; Key US consumer gauge falls |
| Mar 10 | BC employment up in February; Non-residential building permits rise; February housing sales on trend; US jobs plunge in February; Bank of Canada surprises |
| Feb 28 | Capital spending expected to rise; BC wages and workers up in December; Canada's inflation rate hits danger zone - or does it?; Canadian economy ends 2002 on soft note; BC inflation rate temporarily higher |
| Feb 21 | Retail sales down in December; B.C.'s export growth remains stalled; US housing starts remain strong in January |
| Feb 14 | Housing starts level in January; US retail sales on upward trend; US consumer sentiment waning |
| Feb 07 | BC employment in mild decline; Housing sales hold up in January as demand outstrips listings; Non-residential building intentions dip |
| Jan. 31 | BC sees only moderate gains in payroll employment; Canada's economic growth mixed in late 2002; US final quarter shows general weakness but a few bright spots; US housing market not yet spent |
| Jan. 24 | Inflation stayed moderate in 2002; Retail sales steady in late 2002; Bank of Canada holds on rate increase; US economy poised to grow |
| Jan. 17 | November exports stay low, prospects for 2003 modest; Latest US economic data generally weak |
| Jan. 10 | BC employment in mild decline; Upbeat year-end for housing sales; Housing starts up 30% in 2002; Private non-residential investment rising |