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More details needed on senior government infrastructure funding, say B.C. mayors (opens the original)
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A pair of B.C. municipal leaders said they have unanswered questions about the Canada-B.C. plan to fund housing infrastructure and bring down the developer fees that are making new homes unaffordable. Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim and Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley, also chair of the Metro Vancouver Regional District, told a construction industry breakfast Tuesday they feel left out of the conversation around the $3.2 billion jointly pledged by the federal and provincial governments on June 18 to lower dev
Senior co-op restrictions on family members not discriminatory, tribunal decides (opens the original)
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A housing co-op reserved for people 55 or older can make rules restricting joint membership based on familial relationships without offending the provincial Human Rights Code, the B.C. Human Rights Tribunal decided. In a July 3 decision, the tribunal dealt with the question of whether the Code’s exemption for discrimination “as it relates to family status or age” allows a senior housing co-op to prohibit a senior from being a joint member and living with another senior who is a family member. Be
B.C. woman wins in court over District of Sechelt U-turn on partially built home (opens the original)
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A Sunshine Coast resident won a legal proceeding after the B.C. Supreme Court overturned a District of Sechelt council decision blocking a third storey on a home she was building despite already approved plans and construction well underway. In a June 30 decision on her petition, the court said the record before council did not sufficiently reflect the petitioner’s position that the design and construction of the home were undertaken in consultation with district staff. Balwinder Kaur Brar Lough
Federal housing minister denies developer bailout amid ethics scuffle (opens the original)
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Federal Housing Minister Gregor Robertson said there's "no bailout" Wednesday about the Canada-B.C. plan to purchase unsold condos and then turn them into affordable housing. “That’s a bunch of misinformation about an opportunity that the B.C. government is leading to ensure that empty homes right now are acquired below market and made available on a rent-to-own program,” he said. Robertson said: “This has been twisted around by the Conservative opposition first and foremost into many things tha
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