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Breaking: Bank of Canada shocks with 1 per cent rate hike

Breaking: Bank of Canada shocks with 1 per cent rate hike

Surprise 100 basis point jump is the biggest one-day increase since 1998
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Seabridge prepping $12 billion KSM mine near Stewart, B.C.

Seabridge prepping $12 billion KSM mine near Stewart, B.C.

Seabridge Gold will spend $150 million this year preparing the ‘largest undeveloped gold-copper project in the world’ for development
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Retail roars back as consumers return to bricks-and-mortar

Retail roars back as consumers return to bricks-and-mortar

Vacancies fall below 2.5 per cent across Metro Vancouver as spending surges
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International farmers get eyes opened in Alberta

International farmers get eyes opened in Alberta

Tour of the province includes produce market embedded in a Calgary condo project and examples of high production despite short growing season and -40 C winters
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Saskatchewan, Ontario to roll out mini-nuclear reactors

Saskatchewan, Ontario to roll out mini-nuclear reactors

The GEH zero-emission reactors – each with enough power to fuel more than 200,000 homes - could be deployed by 2030s
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Victoria bucks trend as home prices keep rising

Victoria bucks trend as home prices keep rising

Metro Vancouver and Kelowna prices were lower in June than a month earlier but continued to increase in Victoria, B.C.’s largest market outside of the Lower Mainland.
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Vancouver industrial strata seems immune from interest rate hikes

Vancouver industrial strata seems immune from interest rate hikes

With a near-zero vacancy rate and lease costs soaring, advantages of buying workspace trump fears of higher mortgage rates
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City of Vancouver launching ‘user-friendly’ zoning by-law

City of Vancouver launching ‘user-friendly’ zoning by-law

Coming this November, the revised Zoning and Development By-law is meant make regulations simpler and more consistent
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Nearly a third of Canadians say they will rent forever: new survey

Nearly a third of Canadians say they will rent forever: new survey

Rental market should flourish as nine million Canadians opt out of homeownership, a 60 per cent increase from two years ago
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Fraser Valley home sales declined 43 per cent in 12 months

Fraser Valley home sales declined 43 per cent in 12 months

Sales could continue to fall over the near term, according to the CEO of the Fraser Valley Real Estate Board
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