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Edmonton investment sales rebound in first half of 2022

Edmonton investment sales rebound in first half of 2022

Slower times ahead but steady economy draws in buyers
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Shutdown extended at Prince George pulp mill as wood runs out

Shutdown extended at Prince George pulp mill as wood runs out

Fibre shortage prompts Canfor to extend maintenance shutdown
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Calgary, Saskatoon condos eyed for positive rental cash flow

Calgary, Saskatoon condos eyed for positive rental cash flow

With modern condos priced under $200,000 and average rents climbing, investors from B.C. and Ontario are seeking profit on the Prairies
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Sim elected new mayor of Vancouver in a landslide vote

Sim elected new mayor of Vancouver in a landslide vote

Ken Sim, a novice politician, is the first Chinese-Canadian elected as mayor of Vancouver.
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Rezoning application prepped for key Broadway site

Rezoning application prepped for key Broadway site

Two rental towers proposed for site of former MEC flagship store
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Ski hills appear immune to real estate slowdown

Ski hills appear immune to real estate slowdown

Buyers flocked to B.C. ski hills during the pandemic – and now many are settling in for a long-term lifestyle
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Burnaby's first passive house cuts owner's electric bill in half

Burnaby's first passive house cuts owner's electric bill in half

No more gas bill either, and a home to keep you warm.
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B.C.’s once-mighty pulp and paper industry faces ruin

B.C.’s once-mighty pulp and paper industry faces ruin

Government, industry have 90 days to turn around an industry worth $3.9 billion to provincial economy, experts warn
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Inflation frightens retailers as input costs keep rising

Inflation frightens retailers as input costs keep rising

Hallowe’en scares follow ‘brutal’ pandemic as small business face higher costs and hesitant consumers
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Condo owners lose bid to wind-up and sell aging strata building

Condo owners lose bid to wind-up and sell aging strata building

Owners of a 40-year-old multi-family development in Coquitlam, B.C. told wind-up is too confusing after developer pulls out of multimillion-dollar deal
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