Skip to content

British Columbia

Here's where B.C.'s first new Zellers stores will open

Here's where B.C.'s first new Zellers stores will open

Zellers will be relaunched in four B.C. locations this spring while customers will also be able to purchase housewares, decor, baby apparel and more on an e-commerce website.
Edmonton, Calgary ranked among best for permit approvals

Edmonton, Calgary ranked among best for permit approvals

Alberta capital leads nation in approving residential building permits while Calgary is ranked No. 3 – in comparison, Vancouver is No. 12 out of 21 cities studied by CHBA
Development proposal to bring 1,500 jobs into Delta

Development proposal to bring 1,500 jobs into Delta

The city is requiring the applicant update a traffic impact assessment for the project
Population growth keeps Calgary housing market on the boil

Population growth keeps Calgary housing market on the boil

Alberta rental market has "strong upside potential" in 2023
BC streamlines housing approvals with 'one-stop' permit shop

BC streamlines housing approvals with 'one-stop' permit shop

Social housing, Indigenous and multifamily projects will be priorities for approval
B.C. lumber, coal industries fall victim to government policy

B.C. lumber, coal industries fall victim to government policy

‘From a Canadian perspective, they appear to have shot themselves in the foot,’ analyst says as more mills and mines expected to close in 2023
Sask. industrial momentum grows with fertilizer plant plans

Sask. industrial momentum grows with fertilizer plant plans

$1.7 billion project planned for site in RM of Belle Plaine
Province announces funding for non-profits to buy rental properties

Province announces funding for non-profits to buy rental properties

$500 million fund risks distorting the rental market, critics say
Metro Vancouver industrial market remains tight as 2023 begins

Metro Vancouver industrial market remains tight as 2023 begins

No relief in sight as most space spoken for months ahead of completion
Smaller B.C. cities are seeing more deaths than births

Smaller B.C. cities are seeing more deaths than births

Big cities are attracting working-age people, new census data shows. Seniors, meanwhile, are choosing to move to rural communities.