Maple Ridge News13h
Maple Ridge council moving toward zero carbon from houses
The city gave three readings to bylaw amendments that will bring in the zero carbon step code (ZCSC) for new buildings. It ...
Japanese & Scandinavian aesthetics collide for refined living at new Coquitlam townhome village
Everglade Develeopment's Satori townhomes merge Nordic architecture and Japandi interior design right here in Metro Vancouver ...
Untapped Cities14h
'Severance' Film Locations Around New York
After the “innies” clock out at Bell Labs, the “outies” come home to gorgeous Hudson Valley homes. Mark and Ms. Cobel, played ...
The Globe and Mail29d
The time Canadians spend with their neighbours has been shrinking. How some streets bucked the trend, growing closer since the pandemic
Befriending neighbours can be even harder in condos, where shared space is finite ... disappear down corridors of identical doors. In Port Moody, B.C., a movement is underway for more neighbourly ...
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More than 40 per cent of Metro Vancouver residents prefer single-family homes, survey finds
The release of the report comes amid increasing uncertainty about the dominance of the single-family home as municipalities plan to build more duplexes, townhomes and condo towers near transit and ...
Western Investor8d
'People want to ask questions': Anmore approves next step of consultation plan for massive development
The development proposal could see up to 2,200 new homes constructed in Anmore, along with a park, commercial spaces and a ...
The Vancouver Sun27d
Port Moody considers adding devices around city to monitor traffic noise
Port Moody will consider whether to install devices to monitor vehicle noise along its major transit routes. A council’s resolution to the Union of B. .Municipalities in September advocating a ...
The Hamilton Spectator12d
Port Moody councillor calls for referendum on Moody Centre developer plans; another calls for review of public surveys
Two contrasting motions regarding public engagement were introduced at Port Moody council on Tuesday. The first, introduced by Coun. Samantha Agtarap, calls for re-evaluating how the city ...
The Hamilton Spectator9d
Port Moody’s recreational facilities have ‘not kept pace with growth,’ say polled residents
A key theme drawn from a recent Port Moody survey is that the city’s recreational facilities “have not kept pace with growth,” according to staff. A summary of public engagement related to ...