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The trilogy is complete.

The Vision Vancouver pipeline is complete. What’s that, you say, they’re anti-pipeline? That only counts for the one Kinder Morgan wants to twin.

The biggest issue with the Canucks this season has been an inability to score goals. Only the New Jersey Devils score fewer goals per game, but they’ve got Cory Schneider putting up Vezina-caliber goaltending to keep them in playoff position.

Like a runaway freight train, the residential real estate market in Greater Vancouver – the strongest in the country – continues to accelerate and shows no signs of stopping, according to Canadian Real Estate Association data released Feb. 16.

B.C. Supreme Court on February 16 ruled that the City of Vancouver’s proposed rezoning of a site on Pendrell Street near Denman Street is OK to proceed. That opens the doors for Westbank to build a proposed 21-storey, 178-unit market-rental tower.

In a bid to make housing within reach of more people, the B.C. government will give a big tax break to buyers of new homes worth up to $750,000.

The Vancouver Canucks want to make the playoffs. This is certainly true for the players, coach, and ownership, and probably true of Jim Benning and Trevor Linden as well.

The CEO of Uber says his ride-sharing service isn’t looking to break any rules when it returns to Vancouver one day. But that doesn’t mean some rules can’t be bent. Travis Kalanick laid out a hypothetical pitch to the B.C.

Like a runaway freight train, the residential real estate market in Greater Vancouver — the strongest in the country — continues to accelerate and shows no signs of stopping, according to Canadian Real Estate Association data released Feb. 16.

Look on the bright side, everybody. Sure, the Canucks lost 5-2 for the second game in a row. But as 5-2 losses go, I think the last one was worse. And in fact, this wasn't even the worst loss to the Wild this season.