Nowhere to live: Rents in Canada surge as home prices fall
By Julie Gordon and Shreya Jain OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian home prices are dropping fast after surging during the coronavirus pandemic, but that is o...
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By Julie Gordon and Shreya Jain OTTAWA (Reuters) - Canadian home prices are dropping fast after surging during the coronavirus pandemic, but that is o...
Vancouver realtor Randy Vogel loses licence after video surfaced of him allegedly ripping down information posters in the Chelsea Poorman case, near his home.
As Chelsea Poorman's family continue to search for answers around what happened to their daughter, advocates for missing and murdered Indigenous women and other supporters say they are 'disgusted' to see that some of the posters have been torn down over the weekend.
Share this article VANCOUVER, BC, May 28, 2021 /CNW/ - Arthritis Research Canada's annual signature event raised over $315,000 while boasting a virtual show to remember. The 8 th annual Soirée, which took place on May 27, included guests from across Canada and beyond – something that was not possible before the event went virtual. The Soirée is the signature event of Arthritis Research Canada and raises funds and awareness for vital arthritis research. (CNW Group/Arthritis Research Canada) Performances by award-winning, Canadian artists – Josh Ramsay of Marianas Trench, Bill Henderso...
The Globe and Mail Published February 26, 2021 DARRYL DYCK/The Globe and Mail Metro Vancouver housing builders and the real estate industry are bracing for a big surge of immigrants to wash into the region once travel is allowed again, with some possible extra pushes coming from Hong Kong, India, the Philippines and even Indonesia. That new wave is likely to include a significant proportion of relatively well-off, middle-class people with assets to bring to Canada that will give them home-buying power when they get here. “A lot of would-be immigrants are preplanning,” said Vishey Singh,...