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Douglas Todd: Canadian real-estate market better for foreign investors than locals, admits housing secretary Canada is “a very safe market for foreign investment, but not a great market for Canadians looking for choices around housing,” admits Liberal MP responsible for housing. Author of the article: Douglas Todd Publishing date: Apr 15, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  “I really don’t know what to say when our federal government admits that it has made housing in Canada better for foreign investors than for Canadians. Who are they serving? Clearly not ...

Article content Former B.C. premier Christy Clark and some of her high-ranking Liberal cabinet ministers, including former finance minister Michael de Jong, will be called before the Cullen Commission into money laundering next week. Clark is scheduled to testify on Tuesday, while Kevin Begg, the former assistant deputy minister and director of police services will be called the following day. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Former premier Christy Clark and former finance minister Michael de Jong called before Cullen Commission next week Back ...

Article content Consultant Peter German finished two days of online testimony on Tuesday at the B.C. inquiry into money laundering sure of one thing: everyone’s a critic. Under interrogation by lawyers representing casinos, gaming executives and others, the former senior Mountie was forced to defend his opinions in two “dirty money” reports he authored for the provincial government. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Ian Mulgrew: Former senior Mountie grilled on dirty money at B.C. inquiry Back to video “I’m not a casino professional, ...

His lawyer: “Dr. German realizes he is a pariah."

  VANCOUVER -- The Province, City of Vancouver, and Vancouver Park Board have announced roles and plans to move residents out of a controversial tent encampment in Vancouver’s Strathcona neighbourhood by the end of April. A memorandum of understanding (MOU) was announced Tuesday, clarifying the “roles and responsibilities” each level of government will take over the coming weeks, with plans to move an estimated 200 people. The Vancouver Park Board will lead the dismantling of the encampment, which will also including fencing and ongoing bylaw enforcement to ensure another camp does...