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Canadian Economy · Canada

Hudson’s Bay reaches deal to sell up to 28 leases to B.C. mall owner

77% Left coverage: 39 sources

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Carlisle, England · Carlisle

Proposal to create 'vibrant community space' to improve men's health approved

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

A PROJECT to create a society to ‘improve men’s health and wellbeing’ in Stainton is underway after planning permission was granted for the…See the Story

Coquitlam · Coquitlam

Fire drill: Simulation helps emergency responders prepare for watershed blaze – Tri-Cities Dispatch

photos supplied Metro Vancouver The goal is to keep the fire from the water. It’s May 9 and more than 40 firefighters trek past the uppermost tip of Westwood Plateau and into a 200-square-kilometre area of concern. The drill is called Exercise Trailblazer. A joint operation between Metro Vancouver and Coquitlam Fire and Rescue, the simulation is intended to help crews prepare for a worst-case scenario: fire in the Coquitlam Watershed. “It’s been…See the Story

‘From honour roll to honestly baffled,’ Mayor reacts to Coquitlam being placed on provincial housing list – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Cranes rise over Burquitlam in 2024. file photo Jeremy Shepherd The province is set to assign a housing target to the City of Coquitlam – much to the puzzlement of Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart. “Adding us to a list . . . is not going to get the housing units built,” Stewart said. The new list is the latest evolution of what was previously dubbed the “naughty list” of municipalities judged by the province to be falling behind on housing approv…Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

Tri-Cities' home prices slide well below 2022 peak as market cools – Tri-Cities Dispatch

image supplied Housing prices in the Tri-Cities’ have fallen well below their peak from the spring of 2022. Across all housing types in Coquitlam, Port Coquitlam, and Port Moody, median prices have fallen an average of 9.1 percent over the last three years. Inventory levels across Metro Vancouver have reached a 10-year high, and spring sales – normally a busy period for the market – have been slow, according to Greater Vancouver Realtors’ (GVR) …Coquitlam · Coquitlam Read Article

Axed local reporters aim to launch first worker-owned co-op news outlet in Western Canada, covering Tri-Cities, Burnaby, New Westminster – Tri-Cities Dispatch

From left to right: Jonny Sopotiuk, managing director of the Union Cooperative Initiative; Mario Bartel and Janis Cleugh, formerly of the Tri-City News; Unifor Western Regional Director Gavin McGarrigle; Local 2000 President Brian Gibson; Local 2000 Secretary–Treasurer Bill Catterall; Theresa McManus, formerly of the New West Record; Cornelia Naylor, formerly of the Burnaby Now. Patrick Penner photo Four recently laid-off Metro Vancouver journal…Burnaby · Burnaby Read Article

Port Moody food truck company ordered to fork over unpaid wages to former cook – Tri-Cities Dispatch

BC Taco truck serving customers on Murray Street in Port Moody. Facebook photo A Port Moody food truck company must pay more than $2,100 in wages and penalties to a former cook after the B.C. Employment Standards Tribunal dismissed its appeal, ruling there was no legal basis to offset the debt with so-called “advance payments.” In a decision released April 17, tribunal member Alysha Bennett upheld a July 2024 determination that BC Taco Restauran…Wages · Port Moody Read Article

PoCo kickstarts consultation on Shaughnessy apartment complex proposal – Tri-Cities Dispatch

images supplied It’s about what happens between consulting adults. Port Coquitlam council unanimously voted Tuesday to begin public consultation on a proposed six-storey, 346-unit apartment project at 1563 Shaughnessy Street – despite one councillor’s reservations. The project is set to include about 149 parking spots, which Coun. Dean Washington called an: “absolute no go.” “Where would they park? How would anyone go to The Climb?” he asked. Wa…Port Coquitlam · Port Coquitlam Read Article

Port Moody company lands $600K provincial grant to tackle plastic medical recycling – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Medical waste. Wikki Commons photo / MFERMION A Port Moody recycling company is getting a major boost from the province to turn hospital waste into economic opportunity. Robust Recycling will receive $600,000 in 2025 through the CleanBC Plastics Action Fund for its Medical Supply Flexible Packaging Recycling (MSFPR) project, an initiative aimed at tackling the healthcare sector’s recycling challenges with post-consumer recycled plastics. “Innova…Port Moody · Port Moody Read Article

Developer illegally chopped town trees for 'exclusive' house

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

'They have just done what they wanted regardless of planning law,' said one councillorTheresa May · Derby See the Story

Port Moody Raises Red Flags over Anmore South Development Plan; Developer Objects to Letter’s Tone

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Following a review by staff, the City of Port Moody has raised significant concerns about Icona Properties’ proposed Anmore South development.Port Moody · Port Moody See the Story

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Top Tri-Cities Dispatch News

Hudson’s Bay reaches deal to sell up to 28 leases to B.C. mall owner

Proposal to create 'vibrant community space' to improve men's health approved

Fire drill: Simulation helps emergency responders prepare for watershed blaze – Tri-Cities Dispatch

‘From honour roll to honestly baffled,’ Mayor reacts to Coquitlam being placed on provincial housing list – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Tri-Cities' home prices slide well below 2022 peak as market cools – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Axed local reporters aim to launch first worker-owned co-op news outlet in Western Canada, covering Tri-Cities, Burnaby, New Westminster – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody food truck company ordered to fork over unpaid wages to former cook – Tri-Cities Dispatch

PoCo kickstarts consultation on Shaughnessy apartment complex proposal – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Port Moody company lands $600K provincial grant to tackle plastic medical recycling – Tri-Cities Dispatch

Developer illegally chopped town trees for 'exclusive' house

Port Moody Raises Red Flags over Anmore South Development Plan; Developer Objects to Letter’s Tone

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