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B.C. cities and businesses reject secrecy around Indigenous heritage law reforms
"This was not a serious or good faith engagement effort."
Should the Vancouver Whitecaps revive the Gastown waterfront stadium concept?
The City's offering of the Hastings Racecourse site is a "distraction."
'Folks deserve to feel safe': Will Vancouver bring back lifeguards at popular beaches?
Public outcry spurred a response from a Vancouver city councillor.
'End of an era': Vancouver to cease coin payment for parking
"They're not giving the public much of an option."
Metro Vancouver's investment attraction agency deemed illegitimate by Surrey
The complaint is being made five years after the agency's launch.
Car Free Day Vancouver officially back on after public outcry saves festival
"Wave of support has turned the tide."
Vancouver City Council green lights funding to keep Car Free Days afloat
A second life for the iconic event.
Opinion: Chasing another store at Woodward's misses why London Drugs left
"Retail doesn’t create stability. Stability creates retail."
'You'll feel it in 30 years': How City of Vancouver layoffs could impact the city
The City has let go dozens of staff.
Downtown Eastside community wants more retail after London Drugs closure, not police
It's not what the community needs, they say.
Approved Burrard Bridge rental towers could reap $1 billion for City of Vancouver
Nearly 1,100 market rental homes at the north end of the bridge in downtown.
"Crime and social disorder will continue to surround us."
'Vancouver isn't moving forward': Residents and leaders react to London Drugs closure
"It’s sad what’s happened to that part of town."
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Vancouver mayoral candidate has a plan to lower grocery costs
Non-profit run grocery stores, anyone?
Aboriginal title ruling killed initial sale deal for Richmond luxury hotel
The ruling in south Richmond impacted a property in north Richmond.
Langley Township to join appeal over Aboriginal title ruling impacting property rights
"Private property rights is the foundation of our economy."
Richmond industrial developer to ask court to reopen Aboriginal title decision
"The court has both the ability and the responsibility to let us be heard."
B.C. cities and businesses reject secrecy around Indigenous heritage law reforms
"This was not a serious or good faith engagement effort."
Should the Vancouver Whitecaps revive the Gastown waterfront stadium concept?
The City's offering of the Hastings Racecourse site is a "distraction."
'Folks deserve to feel safe': Will Vancouver bring back lifeguards at popular beaches?
Public outcry spurred a response from a Vancouver city councillor.
'End of an era': Vancouver to cease coin payment for parking
"They're not giving the public much of an option."
Metro Vancouver's investment attraction agency deemed illegitimate by Surrey
The complaint is being made five years after the agency's launch.
Car Free Day Vancouver officially back on after public outcry saves festival
"Wave of support has turned the tide."
Vancouver City Council green lights funding to keep Car Free Days afloat
A second life for the iconic event.
Opinion: Chasing another store at Woodward's misses why London Drugs left
"Retail doesn’t create stability. Stability creates retail."
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'You'll feel it in 30 years': How City of Vancouver layoffs could impact the city
The City has let go dozens of staff.
Downtown Eastside community wants more retail after London Drugs closure, not police
It's not what the community needs, they say.
Approved Burrard Bridge rental towers could reap $1 billion for City of Vancouver
Nearly 1,100 market rental homes at the north end of the bridge in downtown.
"Crime and social disorder will continue to surround us."
'Vancouver isn't moving forward': Residents and leaders react to London Drugs closure
"It’s sad what’s happened to that part of town."
Vancouver mayoral candidate has a plan to lower grocery costs
Non-profit run grocery stores, anyone?
Aboriginal title ruling killed initial sale deal for Richmond luxury hotel
The ruling in south Richmond impacted a property in north Richmond.
Langley Township to join appeal over Aboriginal title ruling impacting property rights
"Private property rights is the foundation of our economy."
Richmond industrial developer to ask court to reopen Aboriginal title decision
"The court has both the ability and the responsibility to let us be heard."
