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Ottawa targeting small business tax troubles in upcoming budget: Champagne

TORONTO — Thursday's federal budget will look to make life easier for Canada's small- and medium-sized businesses, says Finance Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne.

Comox developer angry with Town's possible zoning reversal

Rick Fisher says downsizing zoning for the Comox Avenue property after $250,000 has been spent is "bad business."

Doerkson's promise to roll back density policies could ease stress for municipalities, B.C. mayors...

Premier-designate Lorne Doerkson's promise to roll back provincial housing targets has some municipal leaders feeling hopeful, after previous goals proved challenging for some.

4.2 earthquake shakes off Vancouver Island's northwest coast

The quake struck 193 kilometres west of Port Hardy, at a depth of 10 kilometres.

Young couples remain shut out of the housing market in major cities, and a rate hike makes it harder

Median-income couples under 35 fall short of qualifying for a home at the benchmark price in almost every major city, an iPolitics analysis finds. Couples in their late 30s and early 40s mostly can,...

B.C. mayors largely support Conservative plan to ditch NDP housing policies

Condo Smarts: How stratas can handle heat pump issues

Strata corporations can’t simply grant permission for heat pump installations and then remove themselves from the implications.

Here’s how new B.C. government can turn housing promises into real reform

In September, a typical townhome in the Vancouver area cost more than $1 million.

Vaughn Palmer: Lorne Doerkson bent on getting rid of NDP's controversial housing bill

B.C. Conservatives made big promises on the economy. What does the business community want them to...