| 2006 | 2005 | 2004 | 2003 | 2002
| Dec 16 | BC goods exports show strength in October; Small and medium businesses moderately confident |
| Dec 09 | Non-residential building permits ease in October; Housing sales trend lower; Overall housing starts dip but stronger in smaller centres |
| Dec 05 | Employment keeps rising in BC; Interest rate increase expected |
| Nov 25 | Fewer new vehicle sales pull down retail sales total; Dropping gasoline prices lower CPI |
| Nov 21 | Tourist traffic rebounds in September |
| Nov 10 | Non-residential building trends up; BC exports dip in September |
| Nov 04 | BC labour market strong in October; October housing sales dip |
| Oct 28 | Consumer price inflation rises; Lumber production up despite lower prices |
| Oct 21 | Retail sales buoyant in August; Tourist traffic falls in August; Aquaculture output down |
| Oct 14 | BC exports rebound in August; September housing starts up |
| Oct 07 | Labour market steady in September; Non-residential building trending up; September housing sales ease but remain high |
| Sept 30 | BC's population growth rate rising; High business confidence ebbing |
| Sept 23 | Consumer price inflation remains moderate; Retail sales surge outside metro Vancouver |
| Sept 16 | BC exports down in July; Victoria sees higher surpluses and debit repayment |
| Sept 12 | Robust labour market in August; Commercial building permits pause; Housing sales at all-time high for August; Housing starts dip in August |
| Sept 02 | Bank of Canada set to raise rates |
| Aug 26 | Gas prices jumped in July; Retail sales growth slows |
| Aug 22 | Tourist visits up in June, but rise may not last |
| Aug 12 | BC exports soar in June; Non-residential buildings keep rising; Housing starts up in July on multi-unit strength |
| Aug 05 | Total employment in BC unchanged in July; Housing sales market stays hot |
| July 28 | Higher manufacturing production expected; Lumber production off recent highs |
| July 22 | Energy price inflation has eased; Retail sales growth slows; Tourist traffic up in May |
| July 18 | BC's export revenues trend up; Housing starts dip in June |
| July 08 | BC's employment growth pauses in June; Non-residential building permits trending up; Hot June housing market |
| June 30 | In-migration lifts population growth; SME business confidence remains high |
| June 24 | Strong retail sales growth pauses; Consumer price inflation drops in May |
| June 16 | International tourist entries up in April; US housing starts bode well for BC forest industry |
| June 10 | BC's export revenues up in April; Employment in BC continues to rise; Housing starts turn upward in May; April non-residential permit values fall back to trend |
| June 03 | Housing sales on a roll |
| May 27 | Business activity expanding; Bank of Canada does the expected but for how long? |
| May 20 | Retail sales trending up in BC; Consumer price inflation still moderate; International tourist traffic slides lower |
| May 13 | BC's export revenues are rising; Housing starts fall back in April |
| May 6 | Employment up in April; Non-residential building permits trending up |
| May 2 | BC economy posts best growth since 2000 |
| April 22 | Robust retail sales growth seen in BC; Consumer price inflation still moderate; International tourist traffic holds steady; Core inflation above expectations |
| April 15 | BC's export revenues up; Bank of Canada sees better 2006 and tighter monetary conditions |
| April 8 | Job market steady in March; Non-residential building permits trending up; Housing sales keep rebounding; Multi-unit housing starts surge ahead |
| April 1 | SME business confidence at record-high; Rising net migration to BC; TV-Film employment down |
| Mar 24 | Retail sales off in January; BC inflation still moderate |
| Mar 18 | Weak start to 2005 for international tourism; New vehicle sales plunge in January; BC lumber production up |
| Mar 11 | BC jobs and labour force up; BC's export revenues unchanged; Housing starts bounce back; Non-residential permits off December high |
| Mar 04 | February sees housing sales rebound |
| Feb 25 | Retail sales up in December and in 2004; Consumer price inflation remains tame in January; Robust intentions for capital spending |
| Feb 18 | BC Budget 2005; International tourist visits up in 2004; Construction cost increases subside |
| Feb 11 | BC's export revenues unchanged; January housing starts cool down; Non-residential permits close 2004 on high note |
| Feb 04 | BC jobs unchanged in January, BC posts third strong year of job growth. Chill in January housing sales |
| Jan 28 | Retail sales dip in November; Bank of Canada on hold, sees improving economy |
| Jan 21 | Consumer price inflation still tame; Tourist traffic declines; Bank of Canada to keep rates unchanged |
| Jan 14 | BC export revenues decline in November; Housing starts close out 2004 on strong note |
| Jan 07 | BC jobs up in December; Housing sales firm |