Joanne Lee-Young

It's election day across B.C. and voters in Vancouver are headed to the polls to decide if the NDP still rules Vancouver.

Voters are right to scrutinize how candidates can champion two different sets of issues for two different groups of voters, UBC expert says

Some Metro Vancouver candidates want to bring the ward system back. Here's what to know

B.C. Tories criticized NDP cancellation of care homes that 'communities were counting on,' said it will get care homes built, but no details

Real Property Data estimates the unsold condo stock is worth $4.4 billion, based on what similar condos sold for in 2026.

Across the region, population growth is slowing after years of massive growth, driven primarily by changes in federal immigration policy.

Despite the decline, some entrepreneurs are toughing it out and redefining the laundromat landscape

Unlike many other companies in the financial sector, money-services businesses are largely unregulated

The money-exchange business owes between $4 million and $5 million to hundreds of distraught customers

Developer says there is sufficient demand for rental apartments without parking where so many alternative modes of traffic are available

Home was built using a system of prefabricated modules, which can be adapted, stacked and separated to create various options. See inside.

The neighbourhood is dealing with the removal of large trees, increased exposure to noise and dust and the closure of a bike trail.

Sechelt couple wanted to show off their pride in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump’s increased use of tariffs and threats against Canadian sovereignty

Prices are still edging down in Vancouver, but there are signs market could be returning to balance soon

Police located the sunken boat 153 metres below the surface on Wednesday, while confirming that one of the rescued passengers has died

It's too early to call it a rebound, but we could be nearing a peak in the vacancy rate, some experts say.

Top Vancouver Fishing Charter, also known by its Chinese name of Hai Shang Hai Diao, is one of several charter companies with boats in Richmond

The deal with S&S, a U.S.-based merchandise distributor, is for an entire 162,650-sq.-ft. warehouse space on the island

Developers are pivoting from condos for investors to ground-level units for families. Here's an example.

There are over 65 eating options across Steveston Village, more than 25 sit in area of Bayview/Moncton streets between 3rd Avenue/No. 1 Road