The Fraser Valley Real Estate Board , which includes several Metro Vancouver cities such as Surrey, is expected to see a 34.6% year-over-year increase to 25,400 units sold in 2021. “After a frenzied start to the year, activity in BC housing markets has settled back to a level that is broadly in-line with long-run trends. […]
The Toronto Parking Authority, which manages 35 garages across the city, will begin testing out the improvements in three high-traffic lots: Kensington, St. Improved signs directing pedestrians to the street will be installed and by the pay stations, there will be an information hub with info on the surrounding area. …Read the full story
Not only is it a more sustainable way of building, Nexii’s construction methodology is also cost effective and is faster than conventional construction methods. This is the largest building to date using Nexii’s construction method and products, both in terms of height and total floor area. “Buildings and construction are the number one source of […]
Opposition to gun control, dislike of public healthcare, support for a US-style justice system, and a bellicose foreign policy. …Read the full story
Officers discovered two handguns during their search, and a “large volume” of cannabis oils, topicals and edibles. …Read the full story
While the offerings are in line with stereotypes of the munchy-crazed stoner, it’s an area of the cannabis industry that could use an update. “We know that Canadians love their beer but the trend isn’t the typical big brand beers,” he says. “We come from a long background in the food industry, and as we […]
“The vaccine stickers are an example of social proof, and there’s tons of evidence to back up the effectiveness of that. According to a Canadian poll from Angus Reid Institute conducted in March 2021, 12% of Canadians said that they would not get the vaccine. …Read the full story
Lecce is expected to discuss additional funding and support for students dealing with mental health issues. The seven-day rolling average for daily cases on April 17 was 4,370, and by May 2, it had come down to 3,558. “It’s still precarious, but in some areas, we’re moving in the right direction on a number of […]
That’s in line with case counts from this week. Daily case numbers have been trending down since their high in mid-April. The province also opened up vaccine appointment eligibility Monday to all hotspot postal code residents age 18 and up. …Read the full story
