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B.C. premier hails ‘good progress’ in Ottawa trip focused on housing, crime, climateIn August, Premier David Eby had written to the prime minister asking for a meeting to discuss future infrastructure investments across the country.PoliticsSep 26, 2023
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Burnaby, B.C. cites ‘building boom’ as development permits top $2B for first timeWith more than a month left in 2022, the city has issued 1,133 development permits worth $2.1 billion. That's nearly double the $1.09-billion value on 1,092 permits issued in 2021.CanadaNov 18, 2022
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Co-operative housing group fears for tenants as more than 240 units in Burnaby go up for saleThe Co-operative Housing Federation of BC is worried about what will happen to tenants if a handful of units in Burnaby are sold to a private developer.EconomyOct 5, 2021
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City of Burnaby looks at immediate housing solutionsThe plans range from creating more modular housing to simplifying zoning so there can be more homes in neighbourhoodsMay 14, 2019
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Burnaby Mayor Mike Hurley on goals for 2019: ‘The biggest challenge is housing’The man who took down Derek Corrigan reflects on his first few months as a politician and looks ahead to solving affordability issues in the new year.PoliticsDec 27, 2018
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Burnaby’s reversal on demovictions ‘no change of heart’ says mayorThe mayor's critics say the timing of the policy change, three months before a civic election, is suspicious.Jul 21, 2018
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Housing advocates protest demolition of affordable Burnaby rental buildings"I can't afford $2,000 for an apartment," said one protester. "I'm going insane; I'm going crazy right now. I don't know what I'm going to do."Jul 1, 2018
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Burnaby renters call on province to stop ‘demovictions’Some renters in Burnaby are calling on the provincial government to stop demovictions as an application to demolish two more rental buildings heads to city council.EconomyFeb 27, 2018
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Burnaby housing co-op suing former presidentA Burnaby housing co-op is suing its former president claiming she committed fraud by depositing cheques meant to pay for services done at the complex into her personal bank account.Sep 10, 2017
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