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BC Builds is officially announced and we're underwhelmed. But not as underwhelmed as we are at BC United's attempt at delivering its own housing plan. Plus Mike de Jong retires, ArriveCan is a mess and telling people you don't want to fund roads might be the right policy but it's definitely going to get people upset.
Links
- BC Builds will deliver more lower-cost, middle-income rental homes faster
- HousingHub Program Overview | BC Housing
- Homes for BC - Map of Building Projects Across BC
- New affordable rental homes coming to Gibsons | BC Gov News - 2022
- Respite centre, 89 new affordable homes coming to North Vancouver | BC Housing News - 2023
- BC United releases United to Fix Housing, Kevin Falcon’s sweeping new plan to fix NDP housing crisis
- Current property transfer tax first time buyer exemption
- Mike de Jong announces he won't seek re-election
- 2024 Reports of the Auditor General of Canada to the Parliament of Canada
- Total cost of ArriveCan 'impossible to determine' due to poor record-keeping, AG report finds | CBC News
- RCMP studying ArriveCan report after meeting with top auditor - The Globe and Mail
- ‘Scary’ secret report prompts MPs to suspend ArriveCAN hearings - National | Globalnews.ca
- Feds will stop investing in 'large' road projects, environment minister says | CBC News
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