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Advocate says reform is needed, but agency must keep flexibility to respond fast to housing crises

A Canadian newspaper has cited classified intelligence reports in describing an effort by Beijing to manipulate Canadian elections, raising questions about whether China played a role in his win.

Ken Sim, Vancouver’s first mayor of Chinese descent, rejects claims of Chinese interference and says his landslide win was due to his tireless campaigning and more appealing policies.

Rapid City Parks officials say the Adopt-A-Park program connects citizens with their local parks.

Diasporas produce a vital but unheralded food industry in Canada. Can we make it easier to set up shop and grow? Last in a series.

The DOXA Documentary Film Festival opens strong with a look at the past and uncertain futures of North American Chinatowns.

B.C. cities will be forced to densify their detached home zones, according to a plan by the B.C. government. Metro Vancouver is studying the implications.

B.C. cities will be forced to densify their detached home zones, according to a plan by the B.C. government. Metro Vancouver is studying the implications.

Housing experts and analysts weigh in during a UBCM housing summit on ways to counter speculative forces in the British Columbia housing market.

Housing experts and analysts weigh in during a UBCM housing summit on ways to counter speculative forces in the British Columbia housing market.