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BC real estate market not expected to recover until 2024 - Vimarsana News

BC real estate market not expected to recover until 2024

British Columbia's depressed housing market trend that emerged in 2022 will continue into 2023 and a recovery is not expected until 2024.

SF's Central Subway now open for weekend travel; Chinatown station debuts - Vimarsana News

SF's Central Subway now open for weekend travel; Chinatown station debuts

San Francisco's Chinatown now has a subway station. The long awaited debut happened Saturday morning during a ceremony starting with a prayer to bless the new stop: Chinatown Rose Pak Station.

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Malaysian 18-year-old molests 11-year-old girl in his first week working in Singapore on work permit - Vimarsana News

Malaysian 18-year-old molests 11-year-old girl in his first week working in Singapore on work permit

SINGAPORE, Nov 10 — An 18-year-old sales assistant admitted today to molesting an 11-year-old girl in public less than a week after starting work in Singapore. Lee Jian Ping, a...

Employers stretched to recruit workers in B.C.'s pandemic recovery - Vimarsana News

Employers stretched to recruit workers in B.C.'s pandemic recovery

Nation-wide, the workforce that was first upended by job losses at the beginning of the pandemic is being upended again by multiple forces.

B.C. financial outlook improving for now, surplus forecast, says minister - Vimarsana News

B.C. financial outlook improving for now, surplus forecast, says minister

VANCOUVER — British Columbia's financial bottom line is showing signs of improvement, with a surplus of $706 million forecast for the current fiscal year, although the longer-range outlook foresees slowdowns and at least two consecutive deficits.