New local rules will change how Maple Ridge builds housing and sets aside parking spaces in future developments. City council recently approved two new bylaws: a new development procedures bylaw, and the off-street parking and loading bylaw. The development bylaw replaces four previous bylaws, one of them dating back to 1984, and is aimed at […]
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The dark days of winter bring a softening of the real estate market, as reflected in the latest figures from the organization that oversees real estate in the region. Home sales in MLS in Metro Vancouver finished the year down 10 per cent, marking the lowest annual sales total in more than 20 years. The
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Zach Metsa’s first career goal stood up as the winner, helping the Buffalo Sabres to a 5-3 win over the visiting Vancouver Canucks in NHL action Tuesday at KeyBank Center in Buffalo, N.Y. Tage Thompson, Ryan McLeod, Alex Tuch and Josh Doan also scored for the Sabres (22-15-4), while Bowen Byram had a pair of
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Hitting the 550 mark is worth celebrating. At least that’s Kristi Maier’s thinking, in her capacity as the chief executive officer of the Ridge Meadows Chamber of Commerce. “As we turn the page on this year and look ahead, I do so with optimism, excitement, and deep gratitude,” she said, trumpeting the fact that the
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Yuri Fulmer is running for the B.C. Conservative Party leadership because he wants to fix what he called a “province in crisis.” He says British Columbians face a broken healthcare system, unsafe streets, unaffordable living costs, and worries about private property rights due to recent Indigenous rights court decisions. “I share their concerns on all
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