Small Business Quarterly

Frequency: Discontinued

Feature Article Index

Note that these articles were produced using data that were available at the time of publication. The data may since have been revised.

2007

• Q2 Multiple Job Holders in B.C.
• Q1 B.C.'s Entrepreneurs

2006

• Q4 Head Offices in B.C.
• Q3 Female Enterprise in British Columbia
• Q2 Regional Outlook: B.C.'s Northeast
• Q1 Now Hiring: B.C.'s Labour Well Running Dry

2005

• Q4 The Business Gateway
• Q3 B.C. Restaurants: An Industry Overview
• Q2 Effects of Rising Canadian Dollar Mixed for Small Business
• Q1 Small Businesses that Export

2004

• Q4 Small Business Outlook
• Q3 Lumber Dispute Big Issue for Small Business
• Q2 Small Business and Older Workers
• Q1 Small Business Suffers Gas Pains

2003

• Q4 Small Business is Embracing the Internet
• Q3 Cost of Insurance is the Top Concern for Small Business in B.C.
• Q2 Chartered Bank Business Loans Continue to Decline
• Q1 Moonlighting in British Columbia

2002

• Q4 Stay-at-Home Workers
• Q3 Profile of Women Entrepreneurs
• Q2 A Comparison of Small Business Size, 1993 and 2001
• Q1 Will Retiring Boomers Lead to Labour Bust?

2001

• Q4 Expectations of Manufacturers Showing Signs of Improvement
• Q3 Business and Consumer Bankruptcies are on the Rise in B.C.
• Q2 The Benefits and Costs of a Higher Minimum Wage
• Q1 Small Business On-Line: Internet Use Among SMEs

2000

• Q4 Co-Operatives Grew Steadily Throughout the 1990s
• Q3 Profile of Self-Employed in British Columbia
• Q2 Latest Small Business Employment Numbers Show Three Year Changes
• Q1 Some Distinctive Features of the Small Business Workplace

1999

• Q4 Transfers of Corporate Charters to Other Provinces Suggest Business Migration from British Columbia
• Q3 755 Thousand British Columbians Rely on Small Business for Jobs
• Q2 A Quarter of all Employees in British Columbia Work for Small Employers
• Q1 Self-Employment in British Columbia Takes on a New Profile

1998

• Q4 Co-Operative Movement Grows Through the 1990s
• Q3 The Long and Short of Working Hours for the Self-Employed
• Q2 People Trying Self-Employment as a Second Job
• Q1 British Columbians Still Making Their Own Jobs

1997

• Q4 Business Bankruptcies Ease with Low Interest Rates, but Consumer Bankruptcies Continue to Climb
• Q3 Co-Operative Movement Grows Steadily in British Columbia
• Q2 Doing our Thing in Lotusland -- The New Self-Employed in British Columbia
• Q1 Immigrants Boost Self-Employment in British Columbia

1996

• Q4 More British Columbia Companies Shift Corporate Charters to Alberta and Ontario
• Q3 Changes in Business Confidence Expressed in Numbers of New Incorporations
• Q2 Bankruptcies Rise with Self-Employment and Mounting Consumer Debt Loads
• Q1 Counting the Business Community in British Columbia