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County OKs CDBG regulations, CARES Act loan and Grant Township guiderails - Vimarsana News

County OKs CDBG regulations, CARES Act loan and Grant Township guiderails

A slew of matters involving Community Development Block Grant funding for Indiana County and two of its municipalities was among a long list of concerns presented by the Indiana County

Is Vancouver's return to a single-party majority a blessing or curse? - Vimarsana News

Is Vancouver's return to a single-party majority a blessing or curse?

Vancouver's new mayor-elect Ken Sim pledges his ABC-majority city council will improve upon the "dysfunction" of the current mixed council.

Where's the $500 the federal government's promised B.C. renters? - Vimarsana News

Where's the $500 the federal government's promised B.C. renters?

Rental advocacy groups and provincial government have not yet heard when or how the cash will be distributed

NDP agenda sidetracked by museum controversy, doctor shortages - Vimarsana News

NDP agenda sidetracked by museum controversy, doctor shortages

The spring session of the B.C. legislature wrapped up on Thursday

B.C. to extend rent freeze to end of 2021, increase protections against 'renovictions' - Vimarsana News

B.C. to extend rent freeze to end of 2021, increase protections against 'renovictions'

B.C. to extend rent freeze to end of 2021, increase protections against 'renovictions' The British Columbia government says it will introduce legislative changes to extend a rent freeze through to the end of the year to stop illegal "renovictions" and improve the dispute resolution process for tenants and landlords. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 01, 2021 4:54 PM PT | Last Updated: March 2 Tenants can disregard any notice of a rent increase they've received that would have taken effect before Jan. 1, 2022. Starting next year rent hikes will be capped at the rate ofÃ...

Source: cbc.ca