Massive construction, federal funding needed to offset B.C. immigration
B.C. will need to build 25 per cent more homes and sustain this for the next five years in order to keep a check on rising prices.
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B.C. will need to build 25 per cent more homes and sustain this for the next five years in order to keep a check on rising prices.
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British Columbians are struggling with debt. This could be expected, given that inflation hit a 39-year peak of 8.1 per cent last June, interest rates are at 15-year highs and COVID-19-related financial support is long gone.
British Columbians are struggling with debt. This could be expected, given that inflation hit a 39-year peak of 8.1 per cent last June, interest rates are at 15-year highs and COVID-19-related financial support is long gone.
British Columbians are struggling with debt. This could be expected, given that inflation hit a 39-year peak of 8.1 per cent last June, interest rates are at 15-year highs and COVID-19-related financial support is long gone.