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Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

B.C. housing innovators striving for faster, cheaper homes — and happier residents

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Homegrown innovations, like prefabricated mass timber parts and policies that promote well-being, are contributing to 'happier' housing.See the Story

Vermont, United States · Vermont

East Montpelier Voters Unanimously Approve Resolution Relating to the Overreach of Presidential Power - The Montpelier Bridge

by Ginny Callan East Montpelier voters discussed and unanimously approved a non-binding resolution “Relating to the Overreach of Presidential Power” at Tuesday’s Town Meeting, March 4. The resolution was introduced by East Montpelier resident Andrew Christiansen at the end of Town Meeting, under other business. After reading a personal statement followed by the resolution. Christiansen received a standing ovation by meeting attendees. East Mont…Read Article

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