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Best Buy’s new HQ looks to the future of remote work

Best Buy’s new HQ looks to the future of remote work

Tech retailer to begin relocation from Burnaby in May 2022
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Amazon takes final piece of big Burnaby industrial park

Amazon takes final piece of big Burnaby industrial park

Retail giant leases entire last building at Riverbend Business Park, the largest speculative build in Metro Vancouver’s history
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Investors buy and build hotels as B.C.’s COVID-19 restrictions lift

Investors buy and build hotels as B.C.’s COVID-19 restrictions lift

Province had more hotel transactions in 2021 than any other year in the past decade, with 39 deals valued at more than $1 million each
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No arrests weeks after armed attack on pipeline crew

No arrests weeks after armed attack on pipeline crew

An axe-wielding mob did millions of dollars in damage February 17 during a terrifying midnight attack – and then apparently vanished
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Not the Roaring 20s yet, but nightclubs, bars cheer end of B.C. mandates

Not the Roaring 20s yet, but nightclubs, bars cheer end of B.C. mandates

Some young Vancouverites ready to experience full-on, mask-off nightlife for the first time
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Victoria shopping centre sold to U.S. firm prior to redevelopment

Victoria shopping centre sold to U.S. firm prior to redevelopment

B.C. acquisition marks South Carolina-based Greystar's first purchase in Canada
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'Cooling-off' time coming for homebuyers but details yet to be worked out

'Cooling-off' time coming for homebuyers but details yet to be worked out

Regional approach possible, similar to foreign buyer and vacancy taxes
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Port Moody land assembly stalled for nine years

Port Moody land assembly stalled for nine years

Council plans public hearing April 5 as 59 frustrated house owners, developer remain in limbo awaiting decision on Coronation Park development
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B.C. ski hills battle to survive global warming

B.C. ski hills battle to survive global warming

Projections suggest lower-elevation coastal mountains will face steep declines in snowfall by mid-century
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OPINION: Spare us the stupid ideas to fix the housing problem

OPINION: Spare us the stupid ideas to fix the housing problem

No, a cooling-off period, teeny-tiny houses, punitive taxes or $500,000 suites for the homeless won’t create more affordable housing in British Columbia
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