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SFU housing expert Andy Yan found that areas covered by B.C.'s transit-oriented development plan are heavily populated by renters, many in small, older buildings.

Campus Dining staff served hundreds of pounds of turkey, potatoes and pie as part of a community tradition.

Metro Vancouver board chair George Harvie asked Ottawa Friday to pay for a third of a $10B wastewater plant upgrade and over $200M for affordable housing.

Metro Vancouver board chair George Harvie asked Ottawa Friday to pay for a third of a $10B wastewater plant upgrade and over $200M for affordable housing.

The province’s $500-million contribution is the initial injection of cash intended to grow the non-profit housing sector, which will continue to build a portfolio of properties

Tax and housing experts are concerned sweeping BC housing reforms could leave homeowners and small businesses on the hook for inflated property taxes.

Opinion: A lot of people want to see fewer mega-mansions and more people in Shaughnessy, where the population has steeply declined. But it wont be easy

B.C. homes combined to hand out thousands of treats on Halloween night this year, and an urban studies professor says there’s much to learn from the neighbourhoods that saw the most trick-or-treaters.

Under the agreement, the hotel union's proposal for moving homeless residents into vacant hotel rooms would be explicitly listed as voluntary.

Which is the spookiest neighbourhood in B.C.? Where are the best places to get treats? Fill out the form and get involved with CBC British Columbia's annual treat count this Halloween.