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When Jillian Skeet started her 10-year fight to keep her townhouse complex standing, she didn’t think it would end with her losing her home and her community.

Court action also names landlords in documents

Sandra Singh still remembers tapping her fingers on a printed keyboard foldout 38 years ago and hearing nothing but the pitter-patter of her fingertips playing on her dining room table.

It’s time for “Stick in Link”, the feature where we just plug in a bunch of stuff written by others! Featuring a smattering of links from around the Smylosphere and beyond every Tuesday and Thursdayish.

Buyers investing in properties for their children as hedge against unaffordable future

Everybody knows there’s two seasons in Vancouver: the rainy season and the wedding season. Between mid-May and mid-September, hundreds of hopeful couples will legally tie the knot, everywhere from Prospect Point to Wreck Beach.

Vancouver restaurant patios serve as their own advertisements, owners say

Cost of living, temporary foreign worker restrictions, housing shortages among the reasons cited for a dearth of tourism industry workers in the province this year.

The real estate market across Metro Vancouver continues to break records, and the number of homes sold last month reached the highest level ever seen in the month of May, according to new Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver (REBGV) data.

Pittsburgh Penguins fans have given new life to a parody song from our past