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The Vancouver Sun

Vancouver, BC, Canada

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Past articles by Dan:

Metro Vancouver's largest cities facing big tax hikes

Vancouver is facing a property tax hike of 9.7 per cent this year, while Surrey's increase could be twice as big. → Read More

Metro Vancouver's largest cities facing big tax hikes

Vancouver is facing a property tax hike of 9.7 per cent this year, while Surrey's increase could be twice as big. → Read More

The quick rise and public fall of Vancouver's Coromandel Properties

Coromandel Properties has declared it is in financial trouble with $700 million in outstanding debts on 16 prime Vancouver properties. → Read More

Industry watching as financially troubled Vancouver developer seeks creditor protection

Coromandel's move seeking creditor protection is unusual because of the size of the company and portfolio, industry observers say. → Read More

Major Vancouver developer seeks creditor protection over $700-million debt

Coromandel Properties, which has a former Vancouver city councillor among its principals, filed a petition in B.C. Supreme Court this week. → Read More

City of Vancouver moving ahead with $50 million Granville Bridge transformation

The project includes reallocating two car lanes for biking, walking and a rolling pathway. It's expected to be completed by the end of 2024. → Read More

Dan Fumano: Vancouver city council pushes to 'dial-up' Granville revitalization

New council signalled its willingness to override city planning staff's recommendations to "put the pedal-to-the-metal" on their priorities. → Read More

'Plex appeal: Vancouver eyeing six-unit multiplexes in low-density neighbourhoods

Vancouver city staff are proposing to legalize multiplexes with up to six homes on a single lot in low-density neighbourhoods. Read more. → Read More

Vancouver council approves plan to help Chinatown

Vancouver council unanimously approved a plan Tuesday aimed at helping the city's beloved but struggling Chinatown neighbourhood. → Read More

Slices of the city: A brief history of Vancouver told through pizza

Pizza can help us understand the history of Vancouver's last century: a story of immigration, innovation, commerce and crime → Read More

Frequent alarms in SROs create havoc for residents, Vancouver fire department

The high number of fire alarms in some Vancouver social housing buildings are creating hardship for the fire department and residents. → Read More

The battler: Longtime Vancouver politician George Puil dead at 92

George Puil was a Vancouver politician spanning five decades. He was renowned for his toughness in both roles. → Read More

Vancouver OKs capital budget, including Aquatic Centre renovations

Vancouver council approved a $730 million capital budget Tuesday for 2023, but deferred decision about the operating budget until next year. → Read More

Ex-B.C. Housing directors warn political mudslinging could hurt housing efforts

Two former B.C. Housing board members are defending the Crown corporation against accusations of mismanagement. Read more. → Read More

False Creek, River District set for massive overhauls with council, park board approvals

Construction on a new River District park could begin in 2023, while planning for False Creek park is set to continue through 2024. → Read More

False Creek, River District set for massive overhauls with council, park board approvals

Construction on a new River District park could begin in 2023, while planning for False Creek park is set to continue through 2024. → Read More

Vancouver school trustee-elect faces calls to resign over 'ineligible' status

Newly elected school trustee faces criticism after organizations he directed had charitable status revoked by the Canada Revenue Agency. → Read More

B.C. won't support bid for 2030 Olympic games, citing "extraordinary expense"

Minister Lisa Beare told reporters the Olympics would cost $1.2 billion and $1 billion in risk. → Read More

Formula E: Organizers 'intentionally' failed to host event, class-action claims

Promoters of Vancouver's cancelled Formula E event accepted ticket money despite "intentionally failing to host" the event, a lawsuit claims → Read More

Vancouver election: Where mayor-elect Ken Sim and his ABC party stand on 12 key issues

A look at the promises that Vancouver mayor-elect Ken Sim and his ABC party made on 12 issues before winning Saturday's municipal election → Read More