
Vancouver's New Growth Blueprint: 44K Homes by 2045
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Vancouvers new growth blueprint, valid until 2045, replaces traditional residential zones with ten base districts, each with unique height, density, and mixed-use requirements. This shift aims to create 44,100 new housing units over two decades, balancing density with park preservation and affordable living options.
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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Vancouver's New Growth Blueprint: 44K Homes by 2045. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's March 28th, Canada news today starts now, AI powered and ready. A Clark County jury just nailed two guys for the murder of Henry Gonzalez-Carmona, three years back in that wild Vancouver Safeway parking lot chase. That turned into a shooting spree. Nicholas Martin L. Sterling, 31, and Austin Bill, 24, got hit with first-degree murder, three counts of first-degree assault, and drive-by shooting charges. Sterling also caught a firearms possession rap, sentencing's coming later after their 10-day gang-focused trial. Meanwhile, home prices in Clark County are outpacing Portland in spots, erasing that old bargain buy from a decade ago. Buyers are shelling out as much or more here now, with metro-wide value still climbing overall. Evergreen Public Schools is slashing nearly 83 jobs from teachers to admins and language pros to trim 14 million bucks from the 2026-2027 budget. The board located three to one, cutting over 100 full-time spots,
but netting 82.3 fewer after some ads. One board member voted no. On a lighter note, dumpling fans rejoice. Bellevue's DoZone chain is eyeing a late-spring debut at 11909 Southeast Mill, plain boulevard, taking over the old coast-of-beatest spot. That's their 17th Washington location, with more in Oregon and beyond. And for seniors, a Vancouver couple in their 90s feels the Medicare advantage, pinch hard skyrocketing costs, and fewer options after a medical. Scared drain their savings, even with low mortgage and retirement cash. Local headlines like these keep the pulse on our community.
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