Vancouver hotel room tax hike to help fund 2026 FIFA World Cup
BC communities will be able to hike their hotel tax to help fund major international events.
The Stack in downtown Vancouver is now Canada's greenest office tower
Vancouver's new tallest office building is now also Canada's greenest office tower.
90% of Hong Kongers immigrating to Canada now choosing Metro Vancouver
Hong Kongers are coming back to Vancouver after decades of population decline.
BC Housing pushing forward with King Edward supportive housing tower
109 supportive housing units for First Nations individuals at the corner of King Edward and Knight Street.
3-storey home proposed for tiny lot in Vancouver single-family neighbourhood
This tiny property of 540 sq ft was previously used as a driveway.
$1.6 trillion to be wiped out from Canadian wealth, mostly from home values: RBC
Canada will be in a recession starting in early 2023 š
Vancouver International Airport on track to reach 17 million passengers in 2022
And 22 million passengers in 2023 from even further recovery š«
First Nations urge BC NDP government to reconsider 2030 Olympic bid
The federal government has also suggested it is disappointed with the BC NDP's decision.
First Nations leaders express anger over BC NDP government's decision to reject 2030 Olympic bid
"The provincial government is not ready for true reconciliation."
Vancouverites react to BC NDP government's decision to reject 2030 Olympic bid
"Disappointing but not surprised by the lack of vision."
BC government rejects and kills Vancouver 2030 Olympic bid
"Based on careful consideration, the province is declining to support a bid."
Five rental and social housing towers up to 260-ft tall proposed for East Hastings
Nearly 1,000 rental and social housing units on five sites within a two block radius.
Townhouse neighbourhood north of Langara Golf Course eyed for redevelopment
The townhouse owners have formed a significant land assembly for high-density redevelopment.
BC government planning $290 million ferry terminal in downtown Victoria
Construction near the BC Legislature is scheduled to begin in 2024 ā“
Over half of Metro Vancouver residents are now part of a visible minority: statistics
The number of visible minorities is up by 230,000 residents compared to five years ago.
BC construction companies struggling amidst inflation and worker shortage
About 5,700 construction jobs in BC will be unfilled over the coming years.
Two rental housing towers coming next to Oakridge SkyTrain station
Over 400 rental homes on West 41st Avenue near Cambie Street.
Two-storey Apple flagship store in downtown Vancouver near completion
The two-storey flagship Apple Store at Pacific Centre is set to open very soon š