New housing starts in B.C. to decline despite record spending
Housing Minister insists projections contained in this week's budget don't reflect reality and that actual numbers are expected to be higher
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Housing Minister insists projections contained in this week's budget don't reflect reality and that actual numbers are expected to be higher
Editor’s note: Below is an edited account from the forthcoming book, ‘White Riot: The 1907 Anti-Asian Riots in Vancouver,’ by Henry Tsang
B.C.'s provincial government is spending the 2022 surplus and despite a worsening economic outlook, says it will continue spending, likely right into deficit.
Almost one in five single-family homes in West Vancouver is also investor owned, according to Statistics Canada
Victoria (60 per cent), Vancouver (55 per cent) and North Vancouver (47 per cent) have the most renters out of all B.C. cities. New Westminster is fourth.