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BC Municipalities Are Behind Housing Supply Benchmarks, Analysis Shows — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of CBC) An analysis of BC housing orders shows that many municipalities are behind schedule on their home building target, sparking concerns about whether they will be able to complete their benchmarks on time. Cities Not Meeting Their GoalsPassed in 2022, the BC Housing Supply Act gave the province the authority to set housing orders for cities after consultation and discussion with the respective jurisdictions. The province, ov…See the Story

Carney’s Gov’t Touts ‘Significant’ Trade Missions—Whatever That Means — Coastal Front

As British Columbians contend with a shrinking economic output and a provincial GDP falling behind population growth, the federal government continues to champion taxpayer-funded trade missions as a pillar of economic policy—despite little in the way of measurable results.Last week, International Trade Minister Maninder Sidhu wrapped up a five-day visit to British Columbia, where he promoted Canada’s “Team Canada Trade Missions” as a cornerstone…Delhi, India · Delhi Read Article

What Is Doug Ford's Plan? — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of CBC) With declining poll numbers and the party seeming to be in purgatory after a shocking election loss, the Conservatives are at a crossroads. They either double down on Poilievre or take a different path with a potentially new leader, the fifth in a little over a decade. With the Battle River—Crowfoot byelection, where Conservative Leader Poilievre is running, set to take place on August 18, the question will be not if Poil…Doug Ford · Toronto Read Article

Big Bad Boo: Canada Spent $6M on Cartoons. Why Can’t We See the Details? — Coastal Front

A Vancouver-based animation studio received more than $6 million in Canadian government funding earmarked for counter-terrorism initiatives—raising questions about transparency and oversight in federal spending.Big Bad Boo Studios Inc., known for producing children’s cartoons, was among the top recipients of counter-terrorism grants between 2020 and 2023, despite its focus on animated storytelling for youth. The funding came through Global Affai…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

BC Unveils Mortgage Reforms to Fight Fraud — But Critics Say It's Too Late — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of CBC) The BC government has approved new rules for the province’s mortgage industry aimed at cracking down on fraud and money laundering. Still, critics argue that the measures arrive late and fall short of fully implementing key anti-money laundering recommendations made over three years ago.The new Mortgage Services Act (MSA), which will replace the outdated Mortgage Brokers Act in October 2026, brings sweeping regulatory cha…Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

BC Youth Struggle Finding Employment, Labour Data Shows — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of CBC) Statistics Canada recently released data from its monthly labour force survey and found concerning numbers for youth workers in BC.Youth Leaving the MarketWhile 5,000 workers joined the employed workforce in the last month and the unemployment rate for workers ages 18-24 has decreased, 18,500 British Columbian youths left the labour force altogether during the same period. The labour force includes workers who are both em…Statistics Canada · British Columbia Read Article

Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim Spends Big on Transport, Food, and Office Supplies, City Docs Reveal — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of CBC) Vancouver Mayor Ken Sim ran a campaign in 2022 on being fiscally responsible. However, an analysis of mayoral expenses proves that Sim is the same, if not more excessive, with his expenses than previous Mayors Robertson and Stewart. Examining 13 categories under annual local and discretionary expenses for the mayor’s office, from the years 2016 to 2024, Sim comfortably outspent his predecessors in seven of those categorie…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

BC Govt Reverses Course on Supportive Housing Safety — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of CBC) Last week, the BC government announced that it would be taking action against “problematic” residents of supportive housing and work to address problems relating to air quality, such as secondhand exposure to fentanyl. This is a reversal of the government’s previous position. “Supportive housing is a vital and successful way to help people experiencing or at risk of homelessness come indoors and access supports, instead o…Housing · Victoria Read Article

Canada Spent $20M on Tanzanian Schools, but Where Did the Money Go? — Coastal Front

(Image courtesy of Tanzania Education Corp) Tanzania is a country that most Canadians cannot point out on a map. Located in the southeastern part of the African continent, Tanzania has suffered from enormous economic turmoil, corrupt governance, and, like many countries in the region, a massive education crisis. According to a report from the World Bank Group, only six percent of Tanzanian men and women receive education beyond secondary school.…Tanzania · Tanzania Read Article

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