Patrick Brethour
Patrick Brethour writes each Friday on business issues from a western vantage point. The National Newspaper Award nominee is the the Globe and Mail's British Columbia editor, heading a bureau of 14 journalists.
He was previously Alberta bureau chief and a Report on Business correspondent, arriving in the province just as the oil boom began in 2002. Previous to that, he was a technology reporter and editor for the Globe in Toronto, launching a weekly technology section in the midst of the dot-com boom.
The (not so sweet) smell of success
Turning human waste into fertilizer
The Great Recession knocks B.C. down
B.C.'s construction industry folds in on itself
Welcome to our new home
for B.C. journalism
This hub will feature content from across the newspaper - if it intersects with British Columbia, you can expect to find it here
The pursuit of P3 happiness
But large projects requiring a consortium of financiers are having a rough time
Tail-end of the B.C. housing tailspin looms
Sales and prices are still dropping, but at a slowing rate