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Protests against Coastal GasLink spread across Canada

Protests against Coastal GasLink spread across Canada

Standoff over the Coastal GasLink pipeline project morphs into a movement, dubbed #ShutDownCanada, which today disrupted B.C. Legislature throne speech
Kelowna industrial space selling out before completion

Kelowna industrial space selling out before completion

Strata surge evidence of a tight market where the vacancy rate is 0.4 per cent and land costs eclipse $1 million an acre
CF revamps controversial office building design for Vancouver's Waterfront Station

CF revamps controversial office building design for Vancouver's Waterfront Station

Q&A with Cadillac Fairview senior vice-president about new plan for 555 West Cordova Street
Shipping-container homes becoming a beautiful – and permanent – living solution

Shipping-container homes becoming a beautiful – and permanent – living solution

New generation of modular steel homes will be on display at B.C. Home and Garden Show this month
Business council downgrades B.C.’s economic forecast

Business council downgrades B.C.’s economic forecast

BCBC points to “extreme economic challenges facing forestry” and “essentially flat” retail sales over the past two years as two leading factors
Vancouver's new Plaza of Nations to include towers, Canucks rink, music venue

Vancouver's new Plaza of Nations to include towers, Canucks rink, music venue

Canadian Metropolitan Properties redevelopment on North East False Creek site, including terraced buildings up to 30 storeys, will be completed in three phases
First-time home buyer incentive ‘a flop’ with minimal take-up

First-time home buyer incentive ‘a flop’ with minimal take-up

Federal program so far used by only 29 home buyers in Metro Vancouver and four in Victoria, but CMHC argues it will pick up
Metro Vancouver’s residential real estate prices continue to creep up

Metro Vancouver’s residential real estate prices continue to creep up

Home sales in January 2020 were 42.4 per cent higher than one year previously, reports board, while inventory remains low
Nanaimo a pivot city for Vancouver Island growth

Nanaimo a pivot city for Vancouver Island growth

Large mixed-use developments underscore rising population levels as university students, young tech workers and a growing number of retirees flood onto the Island
Where is the ‘grey wave’ pooling? Our top five B.C. retirement towns

Where is the ‘grey wave’ pooling? Our top five B.C. retirement towns

Investors should look at top retirement towns in B.C. – the province that 15 per cent of Canadians in other provinces want to move to in their golden years