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Opinion: The Liberal governments headline-grabbing attempts to rein in rampant housing speculation are full of loopholes and distractions

BELLEVILLE Officials with Art on the Square are happy to announce that Michael Gard, a highly lauded sculptor from San Francisco, has made his way to southwes

According to the City of Surrey's housing needs report, the city does not have enough below-market rental and subsidized housing for its Indigenous and homeless populations.

The city prior orders cannot be you lavish money on the most antisocial parasites in our society in than you punish americans who work. got it? its not just seattle, the latest city budget infant francisco $667 million for something called the department of homelessness and supportive housing. yet at the very same time, san franciscos department of children, youth, and families gets less than half that amount. city program designed to help low income families pay its college tuition gets to $60 ...

The citys priorities could not be clearer than that . you lavished money on the least productive, most antisocial parasites in our society and then you punish americans who work for a living. >> got it. and its hardly just seattle. the latest city budget in san francisco proposes spending six hundred and sixty seven million dollars on something called the apartment of homelessness and supportive housing. and yet at the very same time, san franciscos department of children, youth and families get...

Areas of the city that have vacancies over 15 per cent include Strathcona at 27 per cent, Hastings Crossing at 22 per cent, Point Grey Village, and Dunbar Village at 17 per cent, as well as Chinatown at 16 per cent.

Its a very small glimpse, but the numbers are "a pretty good indicator of where (some) foreign-earned capital in Canada is going in the real estate market,"…

Our analysis of hacked donor data, from foreign interference to ‘blessings.’

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government is considering taking away some of the permit powers municipal governments have to approve housing construction in an effort to get more homes built in the province, the housing minister says.

VICTORIA — The British Columbia government is considering taking away some of the permit powers municipal governments have to approve housing construction in an effort to get more homes built in the province, the housing minister says.