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Liberals hold six-point lead over Conservatives: Leger poll

Liberals hold six-point lead over Conservatives: Leger poll

OTTAWA — The federal Liberals have pushed further ahead of the Conservatives in voter support and almost half of Canadians surveyed think they'll win the election, a new poll suggests.
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Too 'car-centric': Design plan for Port Moody's Spring Street goes back to the drawing board

Too 'car-centric': Design plan for Port Moody's Spring Street goes back to the drawing board

The design plan for Spring Street is supposed to create a cohesive look and experience to the east-west corridor that will be the spine through several large, new developments in Port Moody's downtown.
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Images: City of Vancouver proposes huge residential project near Science World

Images: City of Vancouver proposes huge residential project near Science World

They're replacing a parking lot with something much bigger
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Photos: Price of private B.C. island with unique oceanfront home for sale drops by over a quarter

Photos: Price of private B.C. island with unique oceanfront home for sale drops by over a quarter

"Think wilderness glamping meets bohemian boudoir."
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April 1 public hearing for Port Moody's tallest towers

April 1 public hearing for Port Moody's tallest towers

Vancouver-based PCI Developments wants to build two 39-storey rental towers next to Port Moody's Moody Centre SkyTrain station.
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B.C. concrete workers hold the line in 10-week strike

B.C. concrete workers hold the line in 10-week strike

Union says morale remains high as workers push for better wages and benefits
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Tariff talks loom over B.C. housing market, but are fears overblown?

Tariff talks loom over B.C. housing market, but are fears overblown?

Economist says tariffs may spook buyers, but fundamentals remain steady
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Ottawa increases AgriStability cap to help industry as it faces Chinese tariffs

Ottawa increases AgriStability cap to help industry as it faces Chinese tariffs

OTTAWA — The Canadian government has announced support for the country's agriculture sector as it deals with tariffs imposed by China.
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Opinion: Construction claims can be derailed by ‘grumbling’ emails

Opinion: Construction claims can be derailed by ‘grumbling’ emails

It frequently comes as a rude surprise to construction industry participants that notice provisions under construction contracts are often strictly enforced by the courts.
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Digital supercluster drops B.C. partner week of $100K securities fine

Digital supercluster drops B.C. partner week of $100K securities fine

Addy will no longer receive $250K for rental housing case study project
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