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Sanctions against Russia could benefit B.C. forestry

Sanctions against Russia could benefit B.C. forestry

Russia is a major producer of logs, lumber, pulp and pellets but global sanctions in reaction to Ukraine invasion could throttle its exports
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Massive waterfront parcel in Fraser Valley listed for sale

Massive waterfront parcel in Fraser Valley listed for sale

Mission 86.7-acres on the Fraser River is open to bids as a ‘large-scale development site’ with OCP already in place for a variety of uses
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Local farmers lead bids at farmland auctions

Local farmers lead bids at farmland auctions

Farmland values are not being pushed by hedge funds or other pools of capital but by farmers wishing to expand
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Hot B.C. housing market adds billion-dollar budget boost

Hot B.C. housing market adds billion-dollar budget boost

Yet new provincial budget offers relatively little in new funding for affordable housing.
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Vancouver City Hall and Burrard Street Bridge light up in support of war-stricken Ukraine (PHOTOS)

Vancouver City Hall and Burrard Street Bridge light up in support of war-stricken Ukraine (PHOTOS)

Odessa has been one of Vancouver's sister cities since 1944
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Prince Rupert Port plans second container terminal

Prince Rupert Port plans second container terminal

The potential expansion would double the annual capacity at Canada’s third-largest port
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Bosa set to pour foundation for 43-storey tower on New West waterfront

Bosa set to pour foundation for 43-storey tower on New West waterfront

Concrete pour planned for March
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Kelowna multi-family rentals hit record $500,000 per door

Kelowna multi-family rentals hit record $500,000 per door

Under-construction rental complex and new strata rental development set new price highs for residential transactions in the Okanagan city
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Hudson's Bay downtown Vancouver site eyed for office tower

Hudson's Bay downtown Vancouver site eyed for office tower

Rezoning application will soon go to Vancouver city hall for ambitious redevelopment plan of century-old Granville Street location
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'Our people were terrorized': Coastal GasLink releases new details, images of attack on worksite

'Our people were terrorized': Coastal GasLink releases new details, images of attack on worksite

The company building the Coastal GasLink pipeline across Northern B.C. has released new images and details about a violent attack on a worksite near Houston.
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