Inflation hit 2.4% in March and is expected to climb to ~3% in April, driven by higher gas prices linked to the Middle East conflict. It's forecast to ease back to the 2% target by early 2027.

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The distinctive Fifteen Fifteen tower in downtown Vancouver is now rising past the 30th floor, revealing its stacked, cantilevered design.

Set to complete in 2027, the 42-storey building is already reshaping...

The Bank of Canada has cut its key rate by 25 bps to 2.25%, citing softer economic conditions and ongoing US trade uncertainty. Inflation is expected to remain near 2% ahead.

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The City is creating a for-profit real estate company to build and manage around 4,000 rental homes across six City-owned sites valued at $412 million.

The move aims to boost rental supply, speed up con...

A remarkable new listing in Vancouver’s Quilchena neighbourhood is attracting attention for its striking design that appears to float above the surrounding forest.

Nicknamed The Canopy House, this $7.495...

The Bank of Canada has lowered its key policy rate by 25 bps to 2.50%, the first cut since March 2025, as slower economic growth and easing inflation create room for a rate reduction.

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In a major boost for housing supply, Council has approved 3,097 new homes across 13 towers, including 2,603 secured purpose-built rental units (2,136 market rentals and 466 below-market rentals), along...

Vancouver’s iconic Shangri-La Hotel is getting a luxury makeover — and a new name. Recently acquired by Brookfield from Westbank and Peterson in a deal estimated at $150M–$200M, the hotel will be rebranded...

Vancouver City Council has directed staff to prepare three potential property tax scenarios for the 2026 operating budget: a 0% increase, 1.5%, or 2.5%, plus an additional 1% dedicated to infrastructure...

 A new modular housing project in Toronto is offering hope in the fight against homelessness. Built in just eight months, this 25-unit affordable complex now provides safe housing for people who were...

According to a recent TD survey, over 50% of B.C. residents who are prospective homebuyers say they’re cutting back on non-essential spending—everything from dining out and travel to subscriptions and ...

A great read from @BIVnews highlighting why Northern B.C.—especially the Northeast—is critical to our province’s future.

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• The path to B.C.’s economic autonomy depends on responsible development...

The Bank of Canada is keeping the key interest rate steady at 2.75% for June 2025, reflecting caution amid global trade uncertainty and persistent inflation concerns.

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With interest rates easing, some condos in Metro Vancouver are now cheaper to buy than to rent, according to real estate data firm Zonda Urban.

Just two years ago, buying cost nearly double what renting...

The federal government has unveiled a major income tax cut set to take effect July 1, 2025. The lowest personal income tax rate will drop from 15% to 14%, potentially saving two-income families up to $840...

Exciting changes are coming to Vancouver’s neighborhoods! The city is transforming temporary street plazas into vibrant, permanent spaces, starting with Kamloops-Hastings in Hastings-Sunrise. 🌳🚶‍♂️

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Exploring the impact of U.S. tariffs on Canadian cities: From Saint John's high exposure to Vancouver's resilience, see which areas are most at risk. Southern Ontario and Alberta face significant challenges,...

The Bank of Canada has lowered its key policy rate by 25 bps to 2.75%, its 7th consecutive cut in nine months, as trade tensions and U.S. tariffs weigh on growth and inflation.

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Vancouver’s rental prices hit a three-year low, but it remains the priciest place to rent in Canada. A one-bedroom now averages $2,518, with a 5.1% drop year over year. Meanwhile, rents in Toronto and Calgary...

In a unanimous vote, Surrey City Council has decided to withdraw from Metro Vancouver’s Regional Growth Strategy, citing concerns over cost, equity, and governance. Mayor Brenda Locke emphasizes that Metro...