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Major investors, analysts confident in farmland's future

Major investors, analysts confident in farmland's future

Critics respond to warnings of a price correction, saying farmland remains a solid investment
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B.C.'s Cariboo Gold Project advances with US$450M investment

B.C.'s Cariboo Gold Project advances with US$450M investment

The funding will bring the underground mine near Wells, B.C., closer to construction.
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Retrofit rush expected as Vancouver imposes carbon reporting

Retrofit rush expected as Vancouver imposes carbon reporting

Advancements in finance, engineering and technology will help owners meet targets.
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Height changes, deferred bus lanes among tweaks in reworked Quadra-McKenzie plan

Height changes, deferred bus lanes among tweaks in reworked Quadra-McKenzie plan

The plan for the next 20-plus years of development in the area is returning for public consultation with some major changes.
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Province tells Oak Bay and West Vancouver to speed up approvals for housing

Province tells Oak Bay and West Vancouver to speed up approvals for housing

The directives require Oak Bay to amend procedures to delegate minor variances to municipal staff by the end of this year.
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Surrey, Delta moving to speed up new housing

Surrey, Delta moving to speed up new housing

Delta has long eyed the corridor for higher density development.
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Vancouver's mid-luxury home market sees modest growth in June

Vancouver's mid-luxury home market sees modest growth in June

Local luxury housing activity now driven more by life changes than speculation: report
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Optimism about future for potash, critical minerals in Saskatchewan

Optimism about future for potash, critical minerals in Saskatchewan

Leaders confident challenges facing the mining industry will be overcome
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North Saanich finally passes OCP after years of battles

North Saanich finally passes OCP after years of battles

While the district’s director of planning says the new plan sets the district up to meet provincial housing targets, some councillors disagreed, with three of seven voting against it.
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Carney's meeting with First Nations on major projects leaves some chiefs frustrated

Carney's meeting with First Nations on major projects leaves some chiefs frustrated

OTTAWA — Prime Minister Mark Carney said he was optimistic about finding consensus on the Liberals' major projects law as he met with hundreds of First Nations chiefs on Thursday, but by mid-afternoon some leaders had walked out of the summit, decryi
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