Vancouver rundown for Friday, November 15, 2024.
Canada lands company, a federal crown corporation will sell at stake in a high
profile Vancouver housing project to an indigenous lead developer.
Daily hive reports CLC will sell off a chair of the Heatherlands,
just watch the Queen Elizabeth park to co-owner MST development owned by the
Musqueam Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh First Nations.
Close to 2,600 homes will be built in several phases on the 21 acre,
former RCMP headquarters land.
The project will include a mix of leasehold strategy units,
social housing and so-called market housing.
Meanwhile, the federal government has promised close to $574 million in
financing to help build close to a thousand rental homes in Vancouver.
A project near Oakridge town center is one of four developments that will get
the funding.
The fed say the projects will help provide much required housing for families
and individuals close to their jobs.
Six points on a driver's license and a $368 fine.
That's the penalty for a truck driver following a crash that closed highway one
east of Chilliwack during last Friday's morning rush.
The 28 year old from Alberta has been charged with driving without due care and
attention, a motor vehicle offense.
The crash was witnessed by an off duty highway patrol officer who is providing
most of the evidence.
Organizers saw the bright night Stanley park train are now apologizing for what
they admit are deeply frustrating sales staff.
Many people who try to get tickets online were hit with technical issues.
Ultimately the event was sold out.
No new dates are being added.
Cloudy and some clearing on Friday rain for Saturday and Sunday.
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