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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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Vancouver fends off ‘zombie’ towers spooking U.S. cities

Vancouver fends off ‘zombie’ towers spooking U.S. cities

Core office towers are going dark from Manhattan to San Francisco as employees prefer working from home – but Vancouver has so far dodged the downturn
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Opinion: Options for office space you are no longer using

Opinion: Options for office space you are no longer using

Subleasing excess space is the preferred option because the others come with automatic penalties, financial and otherwise
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Falling loonie, looming ban fails to spur foreign real estate buyers

Falling loonie, looming ban fails to spur foreign real estate buyers

Foreign homebuyers already rare in B.C. just as Ottawa plan to ban them for two years
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Seniors communities face a new wave of investment

Seniors communities face a new wave of investment

Stabilizing health outlook post-COVID boosts fortunes of seniors housing
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Breaking: Danielle Smith voted new UCP leader, Alberta premier

Breaking: Danielle Smith voted new UCP leader, Alberta premier

Smith tops six other candidates in race to replace Jason Kenny as Alberta's premier.
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Kelowna-area house prices dip below $1 million mark

Kelowna-area house prices dip below $1 million mark

September benchmark price for a detached house is down 13 per cent from its April high in the Central Okanagan
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Opinion: Government linked to every rental market downturn

Opinion: Government linked to every rental market downturn

Study covering 35 years of Metro Vancouver’s multi-family rentals shows government intervention the constant in every market slump
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