Recent housing coverage from the newsroom — newest first.
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The CRD has a response plan to climate change but offers no challenge to the industries causing it.
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Housing programs and development incentives focus on a mythical middle class
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Intersecting impacts of brain injuries, homelessness, and substance use come to a head on Victoria’s streets
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After carrying the lion’s share of regional social service and housing provision, Alto asks other municipalities to step up
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Housing advocate will explore legal action against the city on the basis of what she calls human rights abuses.
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Explore constellations, galaxies, planets and much more at this historical observatory in Saanich
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UVic serves the People's Park encampment a trespassing notice as negotiations come to a standstill.
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Calls over illegal rent hikes have doubled over the past year, BC’s official Seniors Advocate says
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The group said if the council doesn’t reconsider, it will move to apply the province’s judicial review laws to ask a judge to revisit the decision for serious errors or unfairness.
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Development Cost Charge ensures equitable cost-sharing for new water supply infrastructure.
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28 studio apartments will be dedicated to those looking for a fresh start after leaving a correctional institution.
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Chris Atchison, the BCAA president, called the removal of Contract A “the most significant violation of public-sector procurement processes that the construction industry has seen to date."
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Mayor Marianne Alto lamented not approving pool construction six years ago when it would have cost one-third the price. “If we had, we would be swimming in the pool by now,” she said.
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Two-thirds (65.9%) of survey respondents said they saw “some” or “significant” increase in the impact street crime is having on their business.
