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Whistler to receive $2.5M from federal Housing Accelerator Fund

Whistler to receive $2.5M from federal Housing Accelerator Fund

Federal agreement with RMOW aims to cut red tape and accelerate construction of 62 homes over next three years and 814 over next decade
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Opinion: Building homes and superstar cities is critical to Canada’s future

Opinion: Building homes and superstar cities is critical to Canada’s future

Restrictive policies on foreign investment and development are fuelling the affordability crisis
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Mortgage renewals set to squeeze B.C. households, survey finds

Mortgage renewals set to squeeze B.C. households, survey finds

Those facing higher payments plan to cut back on travel, other discretionary spending
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North Vancouver industrial land sold for $143 million

North Vancouver industrial land sold for $143 million

The former owner purchased the 27.5-acre site at 1371 McKeen Ave. for $115 million in 2017
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B.C. pipeline bottleneck breaks as province fast-tracks NEBC Connector

B.C. pipeline bottleneck breaks as province fast-tracks NEBC Connector

NEBC Connector to transport natural gas liquids from B.C. to Alberta
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Renewal of Burnaby BCIT's south campus officially begins

Renewal of Burnaby BCIT's south campus officially begins

Province invests $48 million.
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How a potential trade war could increase strata fees in B.C.

How a potential trade war could increase strata fees in B.C.

Insurance, capital projects, contracts predicted to cost more in near future
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Port Coquitlam gets $10.3M from feds to build more homes faster

Port Coquitlam gets $10.3M from feds to build more homes faster

Port Coquitlam's piece of the Housing Accelerator Fund (HAF) pie comes a year after the City of Coquitlam received $25 million to speed up housing construction.
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Economists more confident in Bank of Canada rate hold as inflation ticks up to 1.9%

Economists more confident in Bank of Canada rate hold as inflation ticks up to 1.9%

OTTAWA — Economists are more confident the Bank of Canada might pause its interest rate cuts next month — tariffs notwithstanding — as Canada's annual inflation rate ticked back up in January.
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Home sales dented by tariff worries in January as listings surge: CREA

Home sales dented by tariff worries in January as listings surge: CREA

Tariff uncertainty put downward pressure on home resales in January while total listings saw one of the biggest spikes in decades, said the Canadian Real Estate Association on Tuesday. Sales were down 3.
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