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As pump prices rise: CITRASCO eyes jeepney fare hike - Vimarsana News

As pump prices rise: CITRASCO eyes jeepney fare hike

Cebu Integrated Transport Service Multi-Purpose Cooperative is considering to seek an increase in jeepney fare amid the impending increase in the prices of fuel.

What does B.C.'s 2022-23 fiscal year budget look like? - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

What does B.C.'s 2022-23 fiscal year budget look like? - Victoria Times Colonist

The NDP government has delivered a $71B budget. Money has been earmarked for infrastructure upgrades, health care, climate change, childcare and housing.

COVID-19: B.C. economy in better shape than expected when pandemic hit - Vimarsana News

COVID-19: B.C. economy in better shape than expected when pandemic hit

Forecasts suggest GDP could drop by up to 12%; it dropped 5.1% and 89% of lost jobs gave been restored

Canadian house prices to jump this year, but will slow in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Canadian house prices to jump this year, but will slow in 2022

FinanceCanadian house prices to jump this year, but will slow in 2022 Mumal Rathore 4 minute read Single family homes are seen against the skyline of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada September 30, 2020. REUTERS/Jennifer Gauthier Canadian house prices will rise sharply in 2021, supported by ultra-low interest rates and robust demand driven by massive fiscal support, according to a Reuters poll of analysts who however said risks were skewed to the downside. Even with the economy at an early stage of recovery, Canada's housing market has been on a tear in recent months, with home prices escal...

BC home sales forecast to drop by 21% in 2022 from waning pandemic - Vimarsana News

BC home sales forecast to drop by 21% in 2022 from waning pandemic

This downward trend will continue in 2022 with a 21% contraction to 89,000 units, which would still be above the 77,400 units in 2018 and 70,600 units in 2019, but above the forecast of 85,800 units in 2023. Sales volumes are now at a record pace of 14,000 units per month, exceeding the previous cycle high in 2016. Record low interest rates and changing living preferences are often cited as reasons for the hot market conditions, but Central 1 chief economist Bryan Yu adds the pandemic’s uneven economic impact as a reason as well. “People working in higher paid sectors of the economy have ...