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Sixteen First Nations to take equity stake in Coastal GasLink

Sixteen First Nations to take equity stake in Coastal GasLink

The First Nations will take a 10 per cent share of the liquefied natural gas pipeline running across northern B.C.
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No arrests made weeks after armed attack on LNG site

No arrests made weeks after armed attack on LNG site

An axe-wielding mob did millions of dollars in damage Feb.17 at a Coastal GasLink workcamp that was the site of earlier anti-pipeline protests
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Manulife purchases Squamish shopping centre

Manulife purchases Squamish shopping centre

Purchase gives Garibaldi Village a single owner
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First Nations to develop industrial site in Victoria

First Nations to develop industrial site in Victoria

Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations have retained CBRE to market four lots
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Grosvenor gets greenlight for a car-free Brentwood development

Grosvenor gets greenlight for a car-free Brentwood development

Near-eight-acre pedestrian-friendly Burnaby proposal plans 3,450 homes with six towers, including a 60-storey rental high-rise, and 200,000 square feet of commercial space
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Women build a future for others in B.C.’s construction sector

Women build a future for others in B.C.’s construction sector

As International Women's Day arrives, women cement leadership roles in B.C.'s construction industry
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Alberta to cut fuel tax as gas prices soar

Alberta to cut fuel tax as gas prices soar

The province is set to temporarily lift the 13-cent per litre fuel tax, but B.C. is offering no tax relief despite having the highest gas prices in North America
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Wesbild hits paydirt with Vancouver industrial build

Wesbild hits paydirt with Vancouver industrial build

First of two stacked 170,000-square foot industrial-office buildings nearly sold out as groundbreaking begins
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Thousands of B.C. businesses illegally using groundwater

Thousands of B.C. businesses illegally using groundwater

The province’s deadline for non-domestic well owners to secure their historical water rights passed March 1
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Green lending criteria will support low-emission buildings

Green lending criteria will support low-emission buildings

B.C. buildings well-positioned thanks to electrification push
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