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Average home price will not revert to pre-pandemic levels this year: CMHC

Average home price will not revert to pre-pandemic levels this year: CMHC

TORONTO 鈥� The sa国际传媒 Mortgage and Housing Corp.
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Nanaimo looks to tourism for economic growth

Nanaimo looks to tourism for economic growth

Carly Pereboom and George Hanson have been hired to lead two key Nanaimo economic organizations as the city builds its future.
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YVR traffic remains far below pre-pandemic levels

YVR traffic remains far below pre-pandemic levels

Airport expects 18 per cent fewer travellers this week than same week in 2019
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Roundhouse developer seeks community support

Roundhouse developer seeks community support

Developer Ken Mariash is hoping to get things rolling again on the second phase of the Bayview project.
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Housing starts up year-over-year in capital region 鈥� but it might not last

Housing starts up year-over-year in capital region 鈥� but it might not last

Increased construction costs are likely to affect the number of housing starts this year, says Casey Edge, executive director of the Victoria Residential Builders Association.
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Capital Iron to reopen at Store Street location in Victoria

Capital Iron to reopen at Store Street location in Victoria

The 88-year-old Capital Iron filed for bankruptcy in mid-December, citing debts of more than $4.29 million and assets of $548,001.
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YVR traffic remains far below pre-pandemic levels

YVR traffic remains far below pre-pandemic levels

Airport expects 18 per cent fewer travellers this week than same week in 2019
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Christine Bergeron stepping down as Vancity CEO to lead Concert Properties

Christine Bergeron stepping down as Vancity CEO to lead Concert Properties

An interim president and CEO at Vancity will be appointed in the weeks ahead
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Changes to sa国际传媒 contaminated site regulations will hike costs, waste soils, critics say

Changes to sa国际传媒 contaminated site regulations will hike costs, waste soils, critics say

High cost and extension of new sampling requirements could see more soil disposed of at sea rather than used as fill
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Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week

TORONTO 鈥� Five things to watch for in the Canadian business world in the coming week: Railway earnings sa国际传媒's biggest railways will report their first-quarter results this week. Canadian National Railway Co.
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