British Columbia

The stated goal of the Canadian anti-fossil fuel and anti-pipeline activists was to halt or slow the expansion of the Alberta oil sands

“Oil demand, for the first time, shows an eventual decline in all scenarios in this Outlook, although the timing and sharpness of the drop vary widely,” the report reads.

Council has rejected a proposal for what would have been the first-ever zero-emission, mass timber housing development in the district

Vancouver Island city will fund up to 75 per cent of a first-time condo buyer’s down payment under a unique $3 million program, but there are some caveats

Dr. Jyoti Gondek has a PhD in urban sociology and is a former director of the Westman Centre for Real Estate Studies at the University of Calgary

Chief RoseAnne Archibald of Canada’s Assembly of First Nations scolds Trudeau and calls for action – starting with three new buildings

As listings drop to 30-year lows, starts of new homes plunged 25 per cent in September from a month earlier

PC Urban of Vancouver stakes seven-acre Langford site as regional vacancy rates plunges to near zero

Intelligent City will use advanced robots in construction of its first project in Vancouver.| Submitted

Shuttered this July, the 40-megawatt biomass plant turns wood waste into power