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Old Xian's Food just opened on North Road in Coquitlam, offering northwest Chinese cuisine, including several varieties of noodle dishes.

At Pizza Garden in Lougheed Mall, the owner and most employees are of Turkish descent. And everyone working at the Burnaby pizzeria knows someone who has lost loved ones in the earthquakes that struck southern Turkiye six days ago.

Located in West Coquitlam and designed by WA Architects, the two four-storey buildings exteriors will be inspired by Georgian architecture.

Sikh parade, car cruise and concerts on the lineup Saturday and Sunday

"While I was decorating my locker, politicians were locking in heat domes and atmospheric rivers," says Emily Kelsall, who spent a year on and off in a treesit protesting the TMX pipeline project.

The dramatic increase in the number and height of highrises in Kelowna, and two coming for Kamloops, has a lot of people looking up, but a new tower in Burnaby is reaching all new heights.There could be 25 highrises in K

Article content Adding more rental properties has become a popular mantra for some developers. The latest to infuse this into plans is Bosa Properties CEO Colin Bosa, who is looking to create hundreds of new rental units across various sites in Vancouver, Burnaby, Squamish and Surrey. “Quite frankly, we saw the market (for presale condos) potentially slowing down last year,” said Bosa. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Bosa Properties shifts f...

Article content A look at investment trends across B.C. flags significantly lower housing starts in 2020, even as there has been a COVID-19 boom in home sales and prices rocket-fuelled by banks offering very low interest rate mortgages. The number of housing units that started construction in southwest B.C. fell by 21.7 per cent in 2020 compared to the number in 2019, according to an annual economic outlook report by the Chartered Professional Accountants of B.C. (CPABC) We apologize, but this ...

Article content The development arm of a large, Toronto-based real estate investment fund that has been expanding its B.C. holdings, is proposing to build one of the largest rental housing communities in Metro Vancouver near Lougheed Mall in Burnaby. Starlight Developments is asking to add 1,200 new rental homes to a 7.4 acre site where it has been renovating 528 existing, older ones. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Starlight Development aims to...