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Should Vancouver's city hall make it easier to open daycares in residential neighbourhoods? Dan Fumano: This week, a long-simmering debate around child care is the subject of an early policy proposal from a candidate seeking to be Vancouver's next mayor, and it's expected to be on the current city council's agenda in the coming weeks.

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Dan Fumano

David Eby had lots of warning of London Drugs closure, but failed to fix DTES woes Vaughn Palmer: Before he was sworn in in 2022, Eby took 'ownership' of the neighbourhood's problems

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Vaughn Palmer

A dramatic B.C. court case reveals how one family moved huge sums of money from China to Metro Vancouver Douglas Todd: The saga of how one family's riches in China turned into roughly $60 million worth of property in Metro Vancouver comes to light through a bitter lawsuit

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Douglas Todd

Here's how to handle debt when there’s no room left in your budget When your finances are strained, focus on maintaining stability even if keeping up with every contractual payment feels important. Negotiating and following through with smaller payments can help maintain positive relationships with your creditors and ensure you have options later.

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'Deceitful and unfair': Vancouver municipal workers' union files complaint alleging bad-faith negotiation Union leader says City of Vancouver knew before collective agreement was completed that they 'intended to eliminate hundreds of members' positions, and that was deceitful and unfair to not share all the information'

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Dan Fumano

That new year budget burnout is real: Here's how to deal with it

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