She's facing a growing empty homes tax bill that threatens her ability to keep renting out her six units, which is the very goal of the tax.
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Port Coquitlam council deems stacked townhouse development too dense, following public opposition
Port Coquitlam council was divided on the path forward for a contentious development in a residential neighbourhood.
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Farnworth issues ultimatum to see city report by 1 p.m. Monday or he’ll be ‘forced to make a determination about what is necessary for safe and effective policing without it’
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WorkSafeBC has fined three builders, including Onni Contracting Ltd, more than 200K for ‘high-risk’ incidents of things falling from their under-construction condo towers at the Gilmore Place development.
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Your B.C. gas bill could be dropping by up to $125/year; FortisBC's rate change will save B.C.'s residents an average of between $90 and $125 per year on home heating bills.
FortisBC's rate change will save B.C.'s residents an average of between $90 and $125 per year on home heating bills.
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Exclusive: More than 100,000 B.C. households at risk of homelessness due to rental crisis; “The rental crisis is worse (in B.C.) than pretty much anywhere else in the country.”
The average rent in B.C. increased 30% from 2016 to 2021: “The rental crisis is worse here than pretty much anywhere else in the country.”
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