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By Rita Soni | Vancouver City News | November 12, 2026
Subscription to Vancouver News and being a Contributor is Free
Canada's proposed foreign buyer ban extension could reshape Metro Vancouver's new-housing market. Here's what buyers and homeowners should know.
Canada is proposing to extend
By Mark Hui | Vancouver City News
BC’s projected Conservative majority signals changes to taxes and economic policy. Families and businesses should consider potential savings alongside how public-service decisions could affect their costs.
BC has voted for political change. But will a different government automatically improve your family’s
From battery research labs to manufacturing floors, British Columbia companies are turning new technologies into real-world products, opening opportunities for businesses, workers and the province’s growing battery industry.