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Court decision begins to play out in B.C.’s northern gas patch

Court decision begins to play out in B.C.’s northern gas patch

BC Supreme Court ruling giving tiny First Nation virtual veto on new industrial development over 38,300 square kilometres came into force on January 1, 2022
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BREAKING: Axe-wielding mob attacks LNG pipeline workers in northern B.C.

BREAKING: Axe-wielding mob attacks LNG pipeline workers in northern B.C.

“This was a calculated and organized violent attack that left its victims shaken and a multimillion-dollar path of destruction,” RCMP says
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B.C. home price $685,000 higher than average in Prairie provinces

B.C. home price $685,000 higher than average in Prairie provinces

At $1,042,169, the typical B.C. home is at least half-a-million dollars more expensive than anywhere else in Canada but Ontario
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Want to see what a $16.9 million condo looks like? (PHOTOS)

Want to see what a $16.9 million condo looks like? (PHOTOS)

The condo is a penthouse in downtown Vancouver.
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OPINION: Government red tape strangles Red Seal training

OPINION: Government red tape strangles Red Seal training

The following op-ed by Chris Gardner examines the February 14 trades announcement by the B.C. NDP Government.
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Smash-and-grab thieves lay siege to downtown Vancouver

Smash-and-grab thieves lay siege to downtown Vancouver

Countless boarded-up streetfronts testify to toll of broken windows, thefts and more serious crimes
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Streetworks plans to redevelop Hudson’s Bay store in downtown Vancouver

Streetworks plans to redevelop Hudson’s Bay store in downtown Vancouver

Iconic site spans nine floors at Georgia and Granville Streets in the heart of the city
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Global Helium nabs 1.5 million acres of Saskatchewan leases

Global Helium nabs 1.5 million acres of Saskatchewan leases

Calgary-based Company is spending $2.4 million doing seismic work, acquiring existing seismic data, evaluating the results and drilling a 2,000-metre test well
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Trade shortage threatens B.C.’s construction pace

Trade shortage threatens B.C.’s construction pace

An estimated 64,000 additional tradespeople will be needed in B.C. over the next 10 years
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Alberta begins three-steps to end COVID-19 restrictions

Alberta begins three-steps to end COVID-19 restrictions

“It is time to shift to a balanced approach where we are able to live with COVID-19 and return to normal,” premier says
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