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B.C. announces $225 million to build housing for Vancouver’s homeless
Premier Gordon Campbell today announced a $225 million program to build 1,006 new supportive housing units to deal with homelessness in Vancouver. The province will provide $205 million to ...
Three people linked to Kash Heed’s election campaign face charges
Three people linked to former Solicitor-General Kash Heed's 2009 election campaign are facing a total of 12 charges under both the Criminal Code and Election Act, including obstruction ...
Liberals issue go-ahead for $6.6 billion Site C dam
Premier Gordon Campbell announced Monday that his government plans to move forward with the proposed $6.6 billion Site C dam project on the Peace River.
ICBC applies to reduce auto insurance rates by 1.9 per cent
The Insurance Corporation of B.C. announced Monday it has applied to the British Columbia Utilities Commission to reduce basic auto insurance rates by an average of 1.9 per ... Continue Reading
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Vancouver scientists develop treatment for deadly Ebola disease
Posted On 28 May 2010 By Admin. Under Health and Wellness.
Vancouver-based scientists have developed a treatment for Ebola that prevented monkeys from dying of the hemorrhagic fever, according to a study published in the British medical Journal The ... Continue Reading
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Vancouver rated fourth best city in the world for quality of life
Vienna is the best city in the world to live while war-torn Baghdad is the worst, a survey said Wednesday, putting Europe at the top of the rankings ... Continue Reading
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B.C. announces $225 million to build housing for Vancouver’s homeless
Premier Gordon Campbell today announced a $225 million program to build 1,006 new supportive housing units to deal with homelessness in Vancouver.
The province will provide $205 million to ... Continue Reading
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Squamish plan massive development for ancestral land under Burrard Bridge
The Squamish Nation plans to build a massive development on the band’s traditional land underneath the south end of the Burrard Bridge.
Chief Gibby Jacob said the residential and ... Continue Reading
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Vancouver Olympic Village condos now up for sale
The Olympic village condominium development known as Millennium Water was officially unveiled to the public Saturday morning as the City of Vancouver continues its quest to recoup nearly ... Continue Reading
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Vancouver-based Seacliff Construction sold to Calgary’s Churchill
Churchill Corp. is acquiring Vancouver-based Seacliff Construction. for $390 million in a cash deal that will double its size.
Merging with the 1,600-employee Seacliff, which had $614 million in ... Continue Reading
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Cathay Pacific flight receives military escort to Vancouver airport
North American Aerospace Defence Command officials scrambled fighter jets to intercept a Vancouver-bound Cathay Pacific flight Saturday afternoon after receiving unspecified reports of a security threat involving ... Continue Reading
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Vancouver tops list of best business tax climates
Two major tech players announced this week they are taking up significant office space in Vancouver, as global financial data cruncher KPMG announced the host of the 2010 ... Continue Reading
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