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While not all accommodations may be possible, dialogue with council and owners to find a viable solution is essential.

While not all accommodations may be possible, dialogue with council and owners to find a viable solution is essential.

A vaccine mandate protester in B.C. could be legally fired with cause, if their employer finds that their presence at a protest directly harmed the company's business interests, according to an employment lawyer.

In addition to local government bylaws, an owner running a short-term rental must comply with a strata's new bylaws effective the day it is filed

A recent poll by BC's Office of the Human Rights Commissioner examined hate incidents in the province since th...

The fees you pay for service, and the charges permitted on behalf of the strata are set out in your service agreement, condo expert Tony Gioventu writes

The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal upheld a Vancouver strata's decision to deny a man an emotional support dog on the grounds that he didn't provide enough information

TNRD board members will debate the motion at the next meeting on Feb. 3

A federation representing 72,000 college and university teachers is calling on B.C.'s Thompson Rivers University to suspend two senior administrators while they're under investigation for alleged bullying and anti-Indigenous racism.