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Tennis Canada recommits to plans to build a world-class training hub in Burnaby

Plans for new $30-million Tennis Canada training hub in Metro Vancouver advancing

Huge 24-court Tennis Canada facility to be constructed in Burnaby

ICBC is modernizing its services

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RentCafe just revealed the most in-demand city for renters in B.C., and Vancouver is far from the top of the list.

New ranking reveals B.C.'s most in-demand city for renters and it isn't Vancouver

A new report from Zolo ranked the best cities in Canada based on factors such as home prices, household income, population growth, and more.

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A new study by governments will identify potential Cascadia High-Speed Rail routes linking Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland.

Cascadia High-Speed Rail route options linking Vancouver, Seattle, and Portland expected by 2028

Homebuyers with larger down payments could gain more mortgage options under Prime Minister Mark Carney’s 2026 federal budget.

Federal government to expand Canadians' access to 30-year insured mortgages and make rates easier to compare

Through the Canada Strong Fund, Canadians could put some of their savings into a new investment tied to major projects and businesses.

Federal budget outlines how Canadians could profit from the first national sovereign fund

Canada plans to welcome 370,000 new temporary residents annually through 2029, with increases to permanent residents in 2027.

Canada's updated immigration plan offers more chances to stay permanently

A Vancouver Sport Chek store is set to close, following a number of other locations closing in recent months.

Another Vancouver Sport Chek store is closing its doors

Prime Minister Mark Carney is proposing to keep Canada's ban on foreign homebuyers in place for another two years through 2029.

Federal government proposes to extend Canada's foreign buyer's ban until 2029

Prime Minister Mark Carney's 2026 federal budget includes $750 million to improve aging ice rinks across Canada.

Prime Minister Carney makes a $750-million play to improve Canada's aging ice rinks

BC Ferries website is down, on a day when it has had to cancel a number of sailings due to heavy winds battering Metro Vancouver.

BC Ferries website down as it cancels sailings amid wind warnings

A wind warning is in effect for Metro Vancouver as strong gusts have forced the cancellation of several BC Ferries sailings on Friday, Nov. 6.

Wind warning in Metro Vancouver threatens power outages, force BC Ferries cancellations

Proposed changes in the latest federal government 2026 budget could make tax season just a bit easier for Canadians.

How Canada's 2026 federal budget could affect your taxes

Prime Minister Mark Carney is setting a 10-year goal to put Canada on a "path to end homelessness," with $29 billion in federal funding.

New $29-billion federal plan to 'end homelessness' in Canada emphasizes adequate treatment and support services, not just housing

Building multiplexes and smaller residential buildings in Canada could be made easier by new federal mortgage insurance rules.

Federal government eases Canada's mortgage insurance rules for select new housing construction

Home prices continued to decline across Metro Vancouver and the Fraser Valley in October 2026, erasing pandemic-time gains.

Surrey, Langley, and Fraser Valley lose much of pandemic-era home price gains

Moncton, N.B., is continuing its impressive run as Canada’s most in-demand rental market, once again taking the top spot on RentCafe's list.

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Similar to Canada 150 in 2017, the Government of Canada is preparing to bring Canadians together for Canada 160 celebrations in 2027.

Canada 160: Federal government sets aside $325 million for 2027 celebrations to boost national pride

A new report from Rentals.ca and Urbanation reveals that Vancouver rent is more expensive than it was one year ago.

Vancouver rent just saw its first annual increase in nearly three years

Fire damage at Gilmore Station on SkyTrain's Millennium Line caused rebar in a structural concrete column to become exposed.

SkyTrain service resumes after fire exposes rebar in Gilmore Station's concrete column

This Kelowna home-buying event gives you the chance to put your negotiation skills to the test

Daily Hive

Damaging winds are expected.

Strong southeasterly winds gusting to 90 km/h tonight.

Where: 
Metro Vancouver - City of Vancouver, Burnaby, and New Westminster
Metro Vancouver - Southwest including Richmond and Delta
Metro Vancouver - Southeast including Surrey and Langley
Metro Vancouver - Northeast including Coquitlam and Maple Ridge
Metro Vancouver - Northshore
Fraser Valley - West including Abbotsford 

When: This evening until early Sunday morning.

Remarks:
Another strong low pressure system is heading towards the South Coast. As the low moves inland, strong southeasterly winds 70 km/h gusting to 90 will develop early this evening, then ease Sunday morning.

Winds will shift to strong and gusty southwesterly direction overnight then persist through Sunday morning in the wake of the low.

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Local utility outages are possible. Damage to roofs, fences, branches or soft shelters is possible. There is a risk of injury due to flying or falling debris.

Please continue to monitor alerts and forecasts issued by Environment Canada. To report severe weather, send an email to BCstorm@ec.gc.ca or post reports on social media using #BCStorm.

There will be partly cloudy until morning, then rain

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