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Norm Shearing, president of Vancity’s Dockside Green Limited, left, and Ryan Bosa, of Vancouver-based Bosa Development at Dockside Green’s future development site in Vic West.

An artist’s rendering depicts how a rigid suspension bridge over the Seymour River will look once completed. image supplied, Metro Vancouver It was a bridge too far (over budget.

Shutterstock Canada’s housing market is in a cooling phase, according to RBC’s Canadian Housing Market Forecast Update released October 11, and home resales across British Columbia are expected to drop this year and next.

The more than century-old General Gordon school was completely flattened in 2015 to pave the way for a replacement school that could better withstand an earthquake.

The mayor wants city staff to develop a policy giving local residents first crack at buying pre-sale homes.

At 847 hectares in size, Pacific Spirit Park near UBC is twice the size of Stanley Park and is home to a whopping 73km worth of walking trails.

A chart created by Andy Yan shows the relative percentage of low-income households by age group, comparing West Vancouver to neighbouring communities. The analysis uses after-tax low-income thresholds from Statistics Canada.

B.C. Green Party Leader Andrew Weaver once again introduced a bill Friday that would ban foreign ownership on Agricultural Land Reserve land over five acres. Photograph By FILE B.C.

The developer of a new downtown Victoria condominium tower will offer a price discount, but the deal hinges on favourable construction financing from BC Housing and comes with some strings attached for buyers.

The North Shore News has published a piece about a new statue that's been installed on Lonsdale in North Vancouver.