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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.

VANCOUVER - Stack them up. Take them down. Move them around. Repeat. What could easily pass as a description of the children's toy Lego could also be a portrait of British Columbia's latest tool in the fight against homelessness.

VANCOUVER - Condo and townhouse sales in Vancouver are firmly in a seller's market, while the market for detached homes is edging toward a buyer's market, new figures from The Real Estate Board of Greater Vancouver suggest.

Christine Raverty and husband Steve Handy were part of a successful bid to block the sale of their Vancouver condo building. Photograph By ROB KRUYT It’s home, relief, home for a small group of Vancouver condo owners. They won a B.C.