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$115M funding deal could help build 40,000 homes in Vancouver over decade: Trudeau

$115M funding deal could help build 40,000 homes in Vancouver over decade: Trudeau

VANCOUVER — Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced a $115 million federal funding deal with the City of Vancouver that he said could see more than 40,000 new homes built over the next decade.
Burnaby's velodrome hosting track cycling provincials this weekend

Burnaby's velodrome hosting track cycling provincials this weekend

Licensed riders of all ages are eyeing the top of the podium during the three-day event, which is marking a two-year return to Burnaby.
Woman seriously injured following Vancouver SkyTrain collision

Woman seriously injured following Vancouver SkyTrain collision

FOI documents reveal timeline of SkyTrain indicident
Rob Shaw: Departure of B.C.’s chief coroner offers NDP opportunity to neuter future critics

Rob Shaw: Departure of B.C.’s chief coroner offers NDP opportunity to neuter future critics

Lisa Lapointe is set to retire early next year, paving the way for the province to weaken the office
Passenger ejected from vehicle in fatal Surrey crash

Passenger ejected from vehicle in fatal Surrey crash

The investigation is the early stages and officers are looking for video of the incident.
Milestone seasons at BC Place for Lions, Whitecaps coming in 2024

Milestone seasons at BC Place for Lions, Whitecaps coming in 2024

The CFL team is pushing for as many 4 p.m. starts as possible next season
Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Burnaby

Here's where to find the cheapest gas in Burnaby

Burnaby gas stations are in the season of giving as prices continue to record significant drops ahead of the holidays.
Committee says B.C., other public pensions should avoid Chinese human rights abusers

Committee says B.C., other public pensions should avoid Chinese human rights abusers

Hong Kong Watch singled out BCI in 2021 for investing in surveillance camera company Hangzhou Hikvision
B.C. family pub fined $7,000 for serving minor

B.C. family pub fined $7,000 for serving minor

The Fort Langley pub served the beer to a minor working with the B.C. Cannabis and Liquor Regulation Branch under its Minors as Agents Program.
B.C. stockbrokers allegedly failed in their 'gatekeeper' responsibilities

B.C. stockbrokers allegedly failed in their 'gatekeeper' responsibilities

B.C. stockbrokers face hearing for allegedly failing to see red flags in their clients' penny stock transactions