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However, such petitions have a high rate of failure.
B.C. announces maximum allowable rent increase for 2027
Good news for renters?
How much Vancouver Airbnb hosts earned during FIFA World Cup
Hosts booked less but earned more.
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"Governments need to redouble efforts to reduce the red tape."
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BC NDP government's First Nations land transfer commitments span 12 Vancouvers
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WildBrain is relocating to a smaller location.
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