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To sell, or not to sell —that is the question in today’s shifting real estate market. From rising interest rates, to mortgage stress tests, to the speculation tax, predicting what’s next for B.C.’s housing market is a complex task at best.

B.C.’s government reached a deal with the B.C. Green Party on Bill 45 the province’s new Speculation and Vacancy Tax. Despite its amendments, caveats and primary intention, the tax will not single-handedly solve B.C.’s housing affordability crisis.

Understaffed, overworked and at risk of violence - the conditions faced by our province’s nurses are reaching critical levels.

Forget the old myths: a hybrid guarantees you long-term efficiency and economy

Putting one’s home on the market isn’t a decision to be taken lightly, as it’s often a lengthy process that requires research and proper preparation. The good news for B.C.

Keeping your home warm and comfortable for yourself and your family is a priority during the cooler months and looking for an affordable solution to make this happen is often top of mind.

According to Statistics Canada, 19% of Canadians aged 12 and older (roughly 5.8 million people) reported alcohol consumption levels that classified them as heavy drinkers.

According to the Public Health Agency of Canada, 85% of seniors’ hospital visits for injury are related to falls. Even in less serious cases, falls can lead to bone fractures, bruises, and even mental health issues like depression and anxiety.

It can be tempting to throw a few dirty clothes in the washing machine on their own, or run the dishwasher before it’s full.

Stunning vistas, mouth-watering cuisine, world-famous attractions…Seattle has it all! Now that you’ve checked off the Space Needle, Monorail, Experience Music Project, Pike Place Market, Seattle Aquarium and maybe a Mariner’s game from your list, the